EPIRB Radio Beacon RLB-44 with Category I Float-Free Housing
The RLB-44 EPIRB, paired with the Category I float-free housing, is an essential device for maritime safety, designed to provide accurate location in emergency situations. It operates on 406 MHz satellite transmission and 121.5 MHz homing signal, ensuring high efficiency and reliability during search and rescue operations. Certified under SOLAS/MED standards, the RLB-44 automatically activates upon contact with water, transmitting distress signals to global rescue networks for rapid response. Its robust design, long battery life, and easy installation make it a dependable choice for both commercial and leisure vessels.
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Specifications
Features
Transmission: 406 MHz satellite frequency and 121.5 MHz radio frequency
Category I: Automatic release upon contact with water
Battery: Lithium with 48 hours operating time and 10 years standby life
Material: High-resistance floating polycarbonate
Total Weight: 2 kg (EPIRB + casing)
Certifications: IMO/SOLAS and COSPAS-SARSAT
Applications
Maritime rescue operations
Commercial and recreational vessels requiring reliable locating equipment
Benefits
Readiness: Automatic activation in emergencies, ensuring quick location
Durability: Long-life battery and material resistant to harsh conditions
Safety: Certified to the highest international maritime safety standards
With its robust design and advanced technology, the EPIRB RLB-44 with Category I casing is the ideal choice to meet vessel safety requirements worldwide
Technical Specifications
Transmission: 406 MHz (satellite) and 121.5 MHz (radio)
Category: I (Automatic release)
Battery: Lithium (48 hours operating, 10 years standby)
Material: High-resistance polycarbonate
Total Weight: 2 kg (EPIRB + casing)
Certifications: IMO/SOLAS and COSPAS-SARSAT
