AIS SART Rescue Transmitter with DSC – easyRESCUE-PRO (BT) (A040-PRO(BT))

• AIS
  • Frequenzen: 161,975 MHz und 162,025 MHz
  • Sendeleistung: > 2 Watt
  • Zulassungen: BHS, SOLAS, CE und R&TTE
  • 45 Stunden (DSC sofort bestätigt)
  • Unterstützte AIS Nachrichten:
    • Msg.1:
      AIS Positionsreport (dynamische Daten)
      • 6/8 Mal pro Minute
      • Geräte-MMSI: 9 stellige Identifikationsnummer (weltweit einzigartig)
      • Position
      • Geschwindigkeit über Grund (SOG)
      • Kurs über Grund (COG)
      • Navigational Status Alarm: 14; Test: 15

       

    • Msg.14:
      AIS Safety related message
      • 2 Mal alle 4 Minuten
      • MMSI
      • Text: “SART ACTIVE” im Seenotfall
      • Text: “SART TEST” im Test Modus
• DSC
  • Frequenz: 156,525 MHz, Kanal 70
  • Sendeleistung: 0.5 Watt
  • Zertifizierung: RTCM und DSC Class D
  • Betriebsart: “closed loop” und “open loop” gemäß RTCM 11901.1
• GPS Empfänger: 56 Kanal-Empfänger mit integrierter Antenne, zugelassen nach IEC 61108-1
• VHF Antenne: Flexible Metallband  Antenne, faltbar
• Anzeigen:
  • 3 LEDs zur Funktionskontrolle
  • 1 helle Blitz-LED für optische Lokalisierung
• Bedienelemente:
  • 2 Tasten
  • 1 Magnetische Auslösung
• Schutzklasse: IP68 (wasserdicht bis 10m & staubdicht)
• Betriebstemperatur: -20°C – 55°C
• Lagertemperatur: -30°C bis +70°C
• Batterie: Industrial pack Lithium Zellen 9V/3V
• Batterielebensdauer: 5 Jahre (SOLAS Standard)
• Abemssungen (L/B/H): 125 x 68 x 30 mm
• Gewicht: ca. 350 g
• Serviceintervall:
  • nach Aktivierung
  • nach 5 Jahren, Nutzung nur im Testmodus

• easyRESCUE-PRO (BT) Rettungssender
• Bedienungsanleitung

• CE
• R&TTE

AIS

• IEC 61097-14, IEC 60945, ITU-RM.1371-3, IMO Res. MSC.246(83), IEC 61108-1

DSC

• RTCM 11901.1, EN301025, DSC Class D

• Keep the rescue transmitter out of the 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. If you replace the batteries yourself, the device may be damaged if you use the wrong type of battery.
• If the rescue transmitter is used at a temperature below -20 °C or above 55 °C, the battery capacity will decrease. Keep the rescue transmitter away from heat. If you ignore this, the batteries in the rescue transmitter may overheat, explode or burn and cause damage to the device.
• The battery capacity is 10 years. As a SOLAS requirement, the battery set must be changed after 5 years and the rescue transmitter must be returned to the dealer for service. After an emergency use, the rescue transmitter must be checked by the manufacturer.
• The internal, powerful VHF transmitter may impair the function of medical devices such as pacemakers. Please observe a minimum distance of > 0.3 m!
• The internal, powerful VHF transmitter may impair the function of the compass. Please observe a minimum distance of > 0.3 m!
• The manufacturer accepts no liability for damage or failures caused by these instructions or the deletion of data due to malfunctions, a broken battery pack or improper use of the product.
• Only use supported and approved accessories. Unapproved, modified or converted accessories can damage the rescue transmitter, violate legal regulations or affect radio-controlled devices.
• Use a clean, dry and soft cloth to clean the rescue transmitter. Do not use spirit, liquid solvents, chemicals or strong cleaning agents.
• Do not attempt to open the device yourself. Unauthorized or violent opening can destroy the device and the warranty claim will be void.

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Emmericher Str. 17
90411 Nürnberg
Deutschland

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