$75 Rebate Acr Globalfix Pro 406 Mhz Gps Epirb Cat I Model# 2842 on 2040-parts.com
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ACR GlobalFix PRO 406 MHz GPS EPIRB Cat I Model# 2842
2016 ACR/ARTEX SUMMER SAFETY $75.00 MAIL-IN REBATE and a FREE 6 Month 406Link Plus Subscription OFFER * Buy between today and 07/05/16 and upon purchase we will EMAIL you a store receipt and mail-in rebate form. * We are an Authorized ACR Reseller * You pay the price listed, we do not deduct the mail-in rebate from the eBay selling price. * Promotional offer valid only for the 48 continental states, HI, AK, PR, U.S. VI and Canada.
GlobalFix Pro 406 MHz Category I GPS Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
NEW FEATURES: Send I'm OK Messages. Increase the functionality of your beacon with optional 406 Link non-emergency messaging service. Head offshore with confidence. With three levels of integrated signal technology - GPS positioning, a powerful 406 MHz signal and 121.5 MHz homing capability - the GlobalFix PRO quickly and accurately relays your position to a worldwide network of Search and Rescue satellites, reducing search time and increasing your chances of survival. It's reliable signaling technology that has saved more than 25,000 lives since 1982. The GlobalFix™ PRO broadcasts a unique registered distress signal that not only tells rescuers where you are, but who you are. The internal GPS will automatically turn on and acquire your position upon activation and then utilizes a powerful 406 MHz signal to relay your distress call to orbiting satellites. As local Search and Rescue is deployed, a seperate homing signal and integrated LED strobe light guide rescuers to your exact location. The GlobalFix™ PRO is small and rugged and comes with over 53 years of life saving technology built into every one. Performing a full functional self test of the GlobalFix PRO internal circuitry, battery voltage & power, and 406 MHz transmission gives you the peace of mind knowing your EPIRB will work the moment you need it to the most. ACR Exclusive: Built-in GPS acquisition test mode allows you to test the internal GPS receiver to ensure its working properly. Tap in to the same field-tested rescue technology used by the U.S. Military, Coast Guard, NATO, Special Forces and Arctic explorers. Features:
It is mandatory that you register your EPIRB. It's fast, easy and free www.beaconregistration.noaa.gov. When activated, the unique identification code in your EPIRB is linked to the registration database. This way authorities can retrieve valuable information about you and your trip. The GlobalFix PRO is a satellite signaling device of last resort, for use when all other means of self rescue have been exhausted, where the situation is grave and imminent loss of life, limb, eyesight or valuable property will occur without assistance. Size (no antenna): 6.97" X 4.2" X 3.58" (17.7 X 10.67 X 9.09 cm) Weight: 20.5 oz (581g) Battery: Class 2 (non-hazmat) lithium battery packs. Replacement: Battery replacement due no later than 6 years from date of manufacture but 5 years from date of install or after emergency use Material: High impact UV resistant polymer Deployment Category I: Hydrostatic release (auto) Deployment Category II: Manual release Activation: Out of bracket and wet, or manually Waterproof: 33' (10m) Exceeds RTCM standard Radiated Power: 5W +/-2dB (406.037 MHz) : 50mW +/-3dB (121.5 MHz) Operational Life: 48 Hours minimum @ -4°F (-20°C) Typical Performance: 70+ hrs. @ -4° F (-20° C); Longer in higher ambient temperature Operating Temp.: -4°F to +131°F (-20°C to +55°C ) (Class 2) Storage Temp.: -30°F to + 158°F (-34°C to +70°C) Accessories: Cat I mounting bracket (P/N 2832), Cat II mounting bracket (P/N 2833), Cat I HydroFix™ HRU (P/N 9490) Approvals: Cospas-Sarsat, USCG, FCC and MED Meets: GMDSS, RTCM, and IMO standards Limited Warranty: 5 years GPS Enabled
Yes
Floats
Yes
Frequency
406 & 121.5MHz
Activation Method
Water
Operational Life (Hours)
48 Hours
Battery Replacement (Years)
6 Years
Built-In Strobe
Yes
Category
1
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