PLB1 Emergency Locator

• No subscription, purchase is enough
• Link via satellite radio to emergency services
• Integrated, high-intensity flash
• Fast and accurate position reporting
• Simply inserted antenna
• approx. 7 years battery life
• 30 percent smaller than comparable devices
• Floatable pouch with loop for mounting on parachute harness
• Waterproof to 15m water depth
• "Homing beacon" to help search and rescue services determine final location
• Fits easily into lifejacket
• Retractable antenna
• Max. 7 years battery life
• 7 year manufacturer's warranty
• 24+ hours operating time
• High brightness flash >1 candela
• 66 channel GPS receiver
• Mounting clip
• Works with the global Cospas Sarsat rescue system
• Free self-registration in the international radio beacon database (quick start guide included).
• Free to use, no subscription fees
• Comes with free float bag for mounting on parachute harness
• Specifications
• Satellite transmission: 406.040MHz, 5Watt
• Target signal: 121.5MHz, 50mW nominal
• Integrated 66-channel GPS receiver for accurate positioning
• Operating time: >24h at -20°C (-4°F)
• Operating temperature: -20°C to +55°C (-4°F to +131°F)
• Weight: 116g
• Standard: Cospas Sarsat T.001/T.007, ETSI EN302 152, RTCM SC11010, NSS-PLB11, IC RSS287
• Wherever you are, at sea, on land, the RescueMe PLB1 provides the peace of mind that global rescue services can be informed at the touch of a button.

The RescueMe PLB1 can be operated with one hand even in the most difficult situations. A simple spring-loaded flap covers the activation button and prevents accidental activation.

RescueMe PLB1 works with the world's only officially recognised search and rescue satellite network (operated by Cospas Sarsat). As this is funded by governments, no fees are charged to use this service. You can register inexpensively in 10 minutes.

When activated, the RescueMe PLB1 transmits your position and ID to a Rescue Coordination Centre via satellite link. Rescue services in your area are quickly notified in case of an emergency and regularly informed about your current position to ensure the fastest possible rescue.
You register the device yourself according to the enclosed brief instructions and can also make subsequent changes yourself, e.g. in the event of a change of address or telephone number.