
GME Manual EPIRB GPS Class II
GME MT603G is a water & manually activated (Class II) 406 MHz EPIRB with integrated GPS. The MT603G is the most advanced MEOSAR-ready 406MHz digital EPIRB on the market today.
GME’s MT603G water-activated, GPS-equipped Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB) is the most advanced MEOSAR-ready 406MHz digital EPIRB on the market today.
Designed, engineered and manufactured in Australia, the MT603G has obtained international Cospas-Sarsat approval. Boasting the latest advances in emergency beacon technology, the MT603G ensures the safety of your vessel and crew in emergency situations, regardless of your location.
The MT603G is able to be activated both manually, and automatically, when the unit is removed from the mounting bracket and deployed in water by the user.
GPS Equipped
The MT603G features an integrated 66 channel GPS receiver, delivering greater position accuracy and faster location fix than previous models. Boasting zero warm-up digital technology, the MT603G acquires and transmits accurate latitude/ longitude and personal identification information to rescue authorities as soon as possible. In combination with a high-intensity, solid state strobe light and auxiliary 121.5MHz VHF homing transmitter, the MT603G is the ultimate in emergency beacon technology.
Water Activation
The MT603 Series of EPIRBs are able to be activated both manually and automatically upon contact with water. The Category II EPIRB model (MT603G) will automatically activate when the unit is removed from the mounting bracket and is deployed in water by the user.
Product Details
- Automatically activates upon contact with water (when removed from the bracket)
- 66 Channel GPS receiver
- Zero warm-up Digital Technology
- 48 hours minimum operating time
- High-intensity, solid state strobe light
- 121.5 MHz VHF homing transmitter
- Cospas-Sarsat certified for worldwide operation
- MEOSAR-ready
- 6 Year warranty
- 6 Year battery life
Product Specifications MT603G
MODES OF OPERATION | |
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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 synchronization compatible with portable beacon testers). |
OPERATION | |
Activation | Manually by operator and automatic when deployed in water |
Duration | 48 hours minimum. |
Transmission | 121.5 and 406 MHz distress signals commence 60 seconds after activation |
Delay | DelayNone required (due to digital frequency generation) |
VHF | 121.5 MHz; 50 mW ± 3 dB; swept tone AM |
UHF | 406.037 MHz; 5 W ± 2 dB PSK (digital) |
Light | 20 flashes/minute at > 0.75 cd effective intensity |
CERTIFICATION AND APPROVALS | |
COPAS-SARSAT | Certified to C/S T.001 (Class 2, Category II) requirements. |
Repetition Period | 50 s mean |
Transport | Class 9 dangerous goods |
BATTERY | |
Replacement Period | Prior to expiry date marked on case. |
Replacement Method | Service centre or factory only (non-user replaceable) |
Chemistry | LiSO2 (2.4g Lithium per cell) |
Configuration | 2 'D' type cells |
MECHANICAL SPECIFICATION | |
Operating | -20˚C to +55˚C |
Storage | -30˚C to +70˚C |
Weight | 555g (plus 98g for bracket) |
Compass Safe Distance | 0.7m (inc. mounting bracket) from magnetic navigational device when inactive |
Dimensions | 102 (W) x 260 (H) x 83 (D) mm max. when stowed in bracket |
Materials | UV stabilized plastic chassis |
Antenna | Flexible self straightening stainless steel design |
GPS RECEIVER | |
Type | Internal 66 channel high performance receiver |
Antenna | Quadrifilar helix antenna |