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Safety & Beacons
RapidDitch Bag — ACR Survival Bag, Waterproof and Buoyant
Ref : ACR-2278
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EDF1 Electronic distress and locating flare, 6-hour autonomy
Ref : OS-750S-01710
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IS216 - PIR Motion Detector
Ref : IS216
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SM3 - SOLAS and MED LED Lifebuoy Light
Ref : ACR-3947
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Firefly Pro Waterbug - Automatic and Manual LED Distress Strobe
Ref : ACR-3971-3
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V100 Fast Battery Charger
Ref : OS-721S-00622
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EDF2 - Electronic Visual Distress Signal Device
Ref : OS-750S-05488
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NX900 — Navtex Color LCD 5.7" Tri-frequency 490/518/4209.5 kHz
Ref : IMD040510AA
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HemiLight 3 - SOLAS and USCG Automatic Lifejacket Light
Ref : ACR-3764-1
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RapidDitch Express Bag — ACR Survival Bag, Waterproof and Buoyant
Ref : ACR-2279
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ARH1E Hydrostatic Release for ARH100 and ARH1
Ref : OS-701S-00608
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Fell Marine
Automatic engine kill switch Mob+
Ref : MOB+
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YB Tracking YB3 portable beacon
Ref : FP-YB3-BSC
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YB Tracking YB3i fixed beacon - 10 meter cable
Ref : MISC-8CORE-CAB10
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YB Tracking YB3i fixed beacon - 5 meter cable
Ref : FP-YB-YB3I-CAB-5M
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YB Tracking YB3 beacon belt pouch
Ref : ACC-YELPOUCH
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YB Tracking YB3i fixed beacon - 3 meter cable
Ref : FB-YB-YB3I-CAB-3M
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MOB NMEA2000 Button
Ref : 000-15940-001
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Learn more
Being located: the only priority when everything else stops. When your onboard electronics fail or you're in the water, these beacons are your last link to rescue. We only stock proven brands (McMurdo, Ocean Signal, Kannad) whose activation mechanisms are shock-resistant and withstand prolonged immersion.
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EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon): The boat's beacon. Registered with the international Cospas-Sarsat registry (406 MHz), it alerts rescue centers via satellite. Essential for offshore navigation.
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PLB (Personal Locator Beacon): The skipper's beacon. Compact, it is worn on the life jacket. It uses the same satellite network as the EPIRB but is attached to a person.
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AIS-MOB (Man Over Board): The proximity beacon. It emits an AIS signal that is directly displayed on the screens of nearby vessels (and yours). It is the fastest tool for a crew to locate a man overboard.
