sMRT ALERT AIS MOB PLB Beacon – Class M Approved

The sMRT ALERT is a new Class M approved, man overboard (MOB) device that incorporates AIS and VHF DSC technology to enhance localized MOB recovery.With app-based status checks via your smart phone along with audible and visual acknowledgement, it instills user confidence while harnessing the water-activated alerting capabilities of DSC (Digital Selective Calling). By combining two-way signalling, automatic alerting, and real-time accurate location tracking, the sMRT ALERT stands as the trusted MOB solution.Out of the box readyDesigned for ease of use, the sMRT ALERT can be used straight from the box, without professional life jacket fitting, as it doesnt rely on cord attachment for deployment. It simply needs to be armed and it is ready for use.FeaturesVHF DSC – All nearby vessels are automatically alerted of the man overboard situation via DSCAIS – The live location of the man overboard is regularly updated and via AISAudible Alarm – Highlights activation to both aid location and raise awareness of false activationDual GNSS – Combines both GPS & Galileo GNSS receivers for accelerated detectionDual Activation Methods – Features manual or automatic activation on immersion in water, meaning it will still work if user is incapacitatedHigh Powered Strobe Light – Aids visual identificationMobile App – Mobile phone compatibility via NFC (Near Field Communication) and sMRT App5 Year Battery Life – Ample power for both frequencies with the confidence of UK manufacturers warrantyWater Proof – The device is designed to withstand submersion up to 10 meters, ensuring its protection against water damageTest Functionality – Manual and app based device safety, providing a health check on power and functionalityClipping System – Rugged clipping system allows easy attachment options for life jacketsBelt Pouch – Neoprene belt pouch provides drop protection and flotation capability to help protect the deviceApprovalssMRT ALERT has been designed to meet the Class-M 2024 ECC wide AMRD (autonomous maritime radio devices) regulationECC Decision (22)02, which will restrict AIS only MOB devices use of core AIS ChannelsWhat is Class M approvalClass-M 2024 ECC basically requires anMOB to have GNSS and a DSC receiver to help declutter AIS channels, stop false activations and to close off alarms once the distress signal has been acknowledged. Class M comes into force in January 2025 but countries may have varying deadlines of adoption.SpecificationsBattery type:9.0V 1500mAh Lithium Manganese Dioxide (LiMnO2)Battery life in yearsMin. 12 hours at -20CBattery life:5 years at +20CAmbient temperature (operation):-20C to +55CAmbient temperature (storage):-20C to +70CIP class:IP67DimensionsDimensions:137mm (H) x 62mm (width) x 26mm (depth)Weight:0.18kg