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Ocean Signal® specialises in the development and manufacture of advanced communication and safety products for the marine market. With one of the most experienced research and development teams in marine communications, the Ocean Signal engineering team have individually been responsible for the development of many market-leading products and now within Ocean Signal, bring a fresh and groundbreaking approach to communication and safety at sea. Ocean Signal has one of the finest marine communication R&D facilities in Europe. Each new product is the result of meticulous research and extreme testing...
Open the catalog to page 2RangeThe SafeSea® range of products from Ocean Signal provide all essential handheld communication devices required in an emergency situation. All products comply with international requirements of the IMO (International Maritime Organisation) which lay down essential requirements for products operating in the GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress Safety System). The SafeSea El00 & E100G are EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons) which, when activated, transmit a distress signal and position directly to the emergency services via satellites. The accuracy of this information is enhanced...
Open the catalog to page 3• Choice of models with and without GPS • SafeSea E100G is identical to the SafeSea El00 and in addition has a state of art built-in 50 channel GPS receiver providing fast and accurate position acquisition (typically within 30 seconds) • SafeSea E100 fulfils all mandatory requirements of an EPIRB. A high precision internal oscillator allows the satellite to calculate position using Doppler shift • Superb battery life even at low temperatures, typically providing an operating time in excess of 96 hours • Easy release mounting bracket provided as standard • Optional manual and automatic release...
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Open the catalog to page 7• Complies with IMO requirements for survival craft radio • Superb battery life: provides over 16 hours typical operation even at low temperatures (10% Tx, 10% Rx & 80% squelched) • User replaceable battery • Battery is non-hazandous for shipping purposes • Fully waterproof, even with 40°C thermal shock • Fitted with 21 simplex channels as standard (according to IMO SOLAS regulations) • Antenna connection via 50ohm waterproof socket • 4 scanning modes are provided - dual watch, triple watch, scan
Open the catalog to page 9GMDSS is an internationally operated system for Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS). Developed by the International Maritime Organisation, the GMDSS was originally conceived for commercial shipping, but the systems used are equally applicable to all maritime users. The underlying principle is that ships should have at least two means of transmission of a distress alert to both shore infrastructure and to other ships. Additional equipment is carried to provide location and communication aids for use during the search and rescue phase. The SafeSea range of products from Ocean Signal provides a total...
Open the catalog to page 11Ocean Signal Ltd. Unit 4, Ocivan Way Margate CT9 4NN United Kingdom
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