Ocean Signal rescueME PLB1 Personal Locator Beacon

The Ocean Signal rescueME PLB1 Personal Locator Beacon is designed to quickly alert global emergency services with the press of a button. It can be easily operated with one hand, even in challenging situations. The activation button is protected by a simple spring loaded flap to prevent accidental use. The PLB1 works with the internationally recognized Cospas Sarsat satellite network, which is funded by governments and does not charge for its services. When activated, the rescueME PLB1 transmits your position and ID to a Rescue Coordination Center via satellite link. The rescue services closest to you are promptly notified and kept updated on your current location for a prompt rescue.

Features:

• Easily fits in a lifejacket
• 30% smaller by volume
• Retractable antenna
• Typical Performance of 24+ hours
• 7 year battery life
• 7 year warranty
• Supplied with flotation pouch
• Non-Hazmat Battery

Please note that this product cannot be returned to the original point of purchase. For any issues or concerns, please contact the manufacturer directly.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How small is the Ocean Signal rescueME PLB1?

A: The Ocean Signal rescueME PLB1 is 30% smaller by volume compared to other personal locator beacons. It easily fits in a lifejacket for convenient storage.

Q: How long does the battery last?

A: The Ocean Signal rescueME PLB1 has a 7-year battery life, providing reliable performance for extended periods of time.

Q: Can the PLB1 be operated with one hand?

A: Yes, the Ocean Signal rescueME PLB1 can be easily operated with one hand, making it suitable for use in challenging situations.

Q: What happens when the PLB1 is activated?

A: When activated, the Ocean Signal rescueME PLB1 transmits your position and ID to a Rescue Coordination Center via satellite link. The rescue services closest to you are promptly notified and kept updated on your current location for a prompt rescue.

Q: Is the PLB1 compatible with any satellite network?

A: The PLB1 works with the internationally recognized Cospas Sarsat satellite network, which is funded by governments and does not charge for its services.