AIS SART Rescue Transmitter with DSC + Homing – easyRESCUE-PRO3 (A04003)

• AIS
  • Frequencies: 161.975MHz and 162.025MHz
  • Transmission power: > 2 watts
  • Approvals: BHS, SOLAS, CE and R&TTE
  • 45 hours (DSC confirmed immediately)
  • Supported AIS messages:
    • Msg.1:
      AIS position report (dynamic data)
      • 6/8 times per minute
      • Device MMSI: 9-digit identification number (unique worldwide)
      • Position
      • Speed Over Ground (SOG)
      • Course Over Ground (COG)
      • Navigational Status Alarm: 14; test: 15

       

    • Msg.14:
      AIS Safety related message
      • 2 times every 4 minutes
      • MMSI
      • Text: “SART ACTIVE” in an emergency
      • Text: “SART TEST” in test mode

• DSC
  • Frequency: 156.525MHz, Channel 70
  • Transmission power: 0.5 watts
  • Certification: RTCM and DSC Class D
  • Operating mode: “closed loop” and “open loop” according to RTCM 11901.1
• Homing
  • Frequency: 121.5MHz
  • Transmission power: 0.05 watts
• GPS receiver: 56 channel receiver with integrated antenna, approved according to IEC 61108-1
• VHF antenna: flexible metal band antenna, foldable
• Display:
  • LEDs for function control
  • 1 bright flashing LED for optical localization
• Controls:
  • 2 buttons
  • 1 Magnetic release
• Protection class: IP68 (waterproof up to 10m & dustproof)
• Operating temperature: -20°C – 55°C
• Storage temperature: -30°C to +70°C
• Battery: Industrial pack lithium cells 9V/3V
• Battery life: 5 years (SOLAS standard)
• Dimensions (L/W/H): 125 x 68 x 30 mm
• Weight: about 350g
• Service interval:
  • after activation
  • after 5 years, use only in test mode

• easyRESCUE-PRO3 rescue transmitter
• User Guide

• CE
• R&TTE
• BSH (for AIS components)
• SOLAS (for AIS components)

• Keep the rescue transmitter out of reach of children!
• Incorrectly triggering the rescue transmitter is not a minor offense and can result in subsequent costs!
• The rescue transmitter uses lithium batteries, which may only be replaced by an authorized dealer. Replacing the batteries yourself may damage the device if the battery type is incorrect.
• If the rescue transmitter is used at temperatures below -20°C or above 55°C, the battery capacity will decrease. Keep the rescue transmitter away from heat. Failure to do so could cause the batteries in the rescue transmitter to overheat, explode, or catch fire, causing damage to the device.
• The battery capacity is 10 years. As a SOLAS requirement, the battery pack must be replaced after five years, and the rescue transmitter must be returned to the dealer for service. After an emergency deployment, the rescue transmitter must be inspected by the manufacturer.
• The powerful internal FM transmitter may impair the function of medical devices such as pacemakers. Please maintain a minimum distance of > 0.3 m!
• The powerful internal FM transmitter may impair the compass’s functionality. Please maintain a minimum distance of > 0.3 m!
• The manufacturer assumes no liability for damage or failure caused by this manual or the deletion of data due to malfunctions, a broken battery pack or improper use of the product.
• Use only supported and approved accessories. Unapproved, modified, or altered accessories may damage the rescue transmitter, violate legal regulations, or interfere with radio-controlled devices.
• To clean the rescue transmitter, use a clean, dry, and soft cloth. Do not use alcohol, liquid solvents, chemicals, or harsh cleaning agents.
• Do not attempt to open the device yourself. Unauthorized or forced opening may damage the device and void the warranty.

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