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ACR Electronics Satellite3 406 Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon
Product Numbers 2874 & 2875
The ACR Satellite series has quietly built a
strong reputation in the commercial and
recreational marine industry. This redesigned
workhorse utilizes patented, proprietary
electronics package for faster, more stable
406 MHz transmissions to low-earth orbiting
LEOSAR satellites. In an emergency, your
registered, digitally-coded distress message
is broadcast via a powerful 6-watt, 406 MHz
signal (typically within 1 hour). An integrated
121.5 MHz homing signal then guides local
Search and Rescue efforts.
Upgrade to GPS positioning with the optional
GPS interface cable (sold separately). This
connects the Satellite3 406 to your vessel's
GPS receiver to continuously update and store
precise position data. GPS positioning provides
SAR notification typically within 2-15 minutes.
The automatic category I Sea Shelter3
bracket is fully enclosed and is made of high
density, UV-stabilized polyethylene for years of
extreme abuse, while the manual category II
QuickDraw has a low profile and is easy to rail
mount or secure on deck.
Send I'M OK messages with optional non-emergency messaging service.
 Full functional self-test including battery
voltage and internal circuitry
Bright LED strobe conserves battery power
without sacrificing intensity
Single, three-position switch for easy test
and operation
Lanyard coiled on recessed spool for nontangling
deployment
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Datasheet
The Satellite3 406 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.
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Please note - Product designs and specifications are subject to change without notice. The user is responsible for determining the suitability of this product.
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