easyRESCUE-SAT-MOB (A04022)
AIS MOB with Iridium® satellite alarm
The world’s first personal rescue transmitter
with AIS MOB + Iridium® satellite alarm
SAT alarm in combination with local AIS alarm
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Satellite alerting – powered by Iridium®
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AIS emergency alert within a radius of approx. 10-15 nm
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Real-time distress call to nearby ships and a ground station and the nearest MRCC
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Product information
Function
The easyRESCUE-SAT-MOB is the world‘s first sea rescue transmitter with AIS MOB + Satellite Alert powered by Iridium®
The easyRESCUE-SAT-MOB combines the best of local AIS emergency alerting and the Iridium® satellite based distress communication.
Future technology ensures that in case of emergency and a person in distress the alert notification is transmitted as fast as possible to the nearest sea rescue organization (MRCC).
AIS
The easyRESCUE-SAT-MOB is a battery driven sea rescue transmitter which is ready to be used within an automatic life jackets. In case of automatic activation by means of rip cord or water contact (when submerged), the unit starts automatically to transmit an AIS emergency telegram after the GPS position fix is established. Every vessel within vicinity of approx. 10-15 nm with AIS receiver aboard will be alerted immediately about the distress situation.
Iridium® satellite network
Parallel to the local AIS alerting, a satellite based distress call is send out to one of the Iridium® satellites creating the world wide Iridium® satellite network. This network guarantees a 100% coverage. By means of the Iridium® satellite network, the distress call is forwarted in real time to a ground station and then to the nearest MRCC. As soon as the distress alert is transmitted and processed, an acknowledgement will be sent by the system so you will know that help is on the way.
Highlights
- Future technology
- No latency for satellite availability
- 100% world wide coverage
- No annual fee
- Automatic activation
- GPS position update every minute
- Battery driven
- 96 h operation time
- SOLAS certification
- Ready for automatic life jackets
- Part #A04020
Technical Data
EAN
Approval
Our easyRESCUE Rescue Transmitters have IMO SOLAS approval and do not have to be registered anymore!
Product Comparison
FUNCTIONAL OVERVIEW OF OUR RESCUE TRANSMITTERS
FAQ
You will find answers here!
To frequently asked questions.
Does the easy2-MOB fit in my life jacket?
Yes, the easy2-MOB fits into almost any automatic life jacket and is very easy to install. No special pockets or modifications to the swim bladder are necessary.
To install, simply activate the easy2-MOB and then place it upside down between the swim bladder. Now simply attach the strap to a suitable location (eyelet) and refasten the life jacket. Done!
Does the easy2-MOB float?
Yes! The easy2-MOB is the only AIS MOB that floats independently without buoyancy aids. This is especially important if the person who has fallen overboard is unconscious and unable to keep the rescue transmitter afloat. The easy2-MOB simply floats alongside the person, connected to the automatic life jacket via a lanyard.
The transmitter can also be used without a life jacket, for example, keeping it handy on board so that it can be thrown to a person who has fallen overboard. It then floats directly next to the person and does not need to be held in the hand – especially important since both hands are needed for swimming in an emergency.
Does the easy2-MOB meet the new standard for AIS MOB devices (Class M according to IEC 63269)?
Yes! The easy2-MOB was the first approved and fully certified AIS MOB according to the new standard. Devices that comply with the standard must be able to transmit DSC in both closed and open loops, be able to receive DSC in addition to transmitting it, and have the ability to disable automatic triggering.
How does the easy2-MOB differ from the MOB1/MOB2?
The easy2-MOB has several advantages over the MOB1/MOB2 (Ocean Signal):
- Free app for easy programming via Bluetooth
- Floats independently and without buoyancy aid
- More affordable
You can use the link above to download this declaration of conformity for later printing.
