GME 406MHz GPS EPIRB - Manual Activation

Modes of Operation

• Activated: UHF (406) and VHF (homer) complete with high intensity strobe and audible activation alert
• Self Test: Comprehensive internal diagnostics with visual and audible operator feedback. UHF test message (inverted synchronisation compatible with portable beacon testers)
• GPS Self Test: GPS acquisition test with visual and audible operator feedback UHF test message containing GPS co-ordinates

Operation

• Activation: Manually by operator
• Duration: 48 hours minimum
• Transmission: 406 and 121.5 MHz distress signals commence 50 seconds after activation
• VHF: 121.5 MHz 25mw. Min PERP@25°C
• UHF: 406.040 MHz 5W +/- 2 dB PSK (digital)
• Light: 20 flashes/minute at greater than 0.75 cd effective intensity

Certification and Approvals

• COPAS-SARSAT: Certified to C/S T.001 (Class 2) Requirements
• Standards and Approvals: AS/NZS 4280.1
• Repetition Period: 50 s mean, digitally generated randomisation

Battery

• Replacement Period: Prior to expiry date marked on case - (10 yrs) or after use
• Replacement Method: Service centre, or factory only (non-user replaceable)
• Chemistry: LiSO2 (2.4 g lithium per cell)
• Configuration: 2 ‘D’ type cells

Mechanical Specifications

• Operating: -20°c to +55°c
• Storage: -30°c to +70°c
• Weight: 550 g (plus 98 g for bracket)
• Compass Safe Distance: 0.7 m from magnetic navigational device
• Dimensions: 260 mm (H) x 102 mm (W) x 83 mm (D) max (stowed in bracket)
• Waterproof: Submersion to 10m
• Materials: UV stabilised plastic chassis
• Antenna: Flexible self straightening stainless steel design

GPS Receiver

• Type: Internal 66 channel high performance receiver
• Antenna: Quadrifilar helix antenna

In the Box

• MT600G Manually Activated EPIRB with GPS for faster location
• Quick Release Mounting Bracket and screws
• Instruction Manual
• 406 MHz Beacon Owner Registration Information Sheet
• Emergency Activation Instructional Placard