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SafeSea EPIRB : E100 & E100G View Product Details

SafeSea EPIRB : E100 & E100G

Ocean Signal has developed the SafeSea E100 & E100G EPIRBs to meet the needs of all commercial, fishing and leisure vessels.

SafeSea EPIRBs operate in the 406MHz satellite band monitored by Cospas-Sarsat, the international satellite operator, ensuring a signal can be located wherever it is activated around the globe.

SafeSea EPIRBs are also fitted with a 121.5MHz homing beacon and a high brightness LED strobe light for fast on-scene location.

The SafeSea E100G EPIRB benefits from a dedicated built-in GPS which sends a highly accurate position, greatly reducing search time.

With the SafeSea battery operating life being the highest in the industry an Ocean Signal EPIRB keeps rescue services updated with your location for longer.


 
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