GME MT605G EPIRB - 406MHz

with GPS and Galileo, manual activation.

Australian & New Zealand model only

GME’s digital Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons (EPIRBs) have lead to hundreds of successful rescues in Australia and around the world. With over 35 years experience engineering and manufacturing EPIRBs in Australia, GME is at the forefront in the development of lifesaving safety equipment. The MT605G, GME’s brand new EPIRB, builds on this heritage, delivering next-generation performance to commercial and recreational mariners alike.

New to the MT605G model is an advanced GNSS receiver. In addition to using the US GPS satellites, this EPIRB also receives location data from the EU's Galileo system. Using both satellite systems improves accuracy and redundancy.  In an emergency, being found quickly could save your life.

Another new feature included in the MT605G is an infrared (IR) strobe. This greatly improves your visibility to Search and Rescue aircraft and other vessels using FLIR/infrared cameras. A high-intensity white strobe improves visual visibility.

Compact and lightweight, the MT605G is easy to install in any vessel, utilising the specially designed quick release mounting bracket. Digital technology allows for instant warmup, and the antenna deploys automatically.

Testing the MT605G is fast and easy. Simply remove the beacon from its bracket, press the test button, and the full functionality of the beacon is tested and confirmed. The MT605G even offers a GPS satellite acquisition test with a GPS position fix.

SPECIFICATIONS:

• MT605G Class 2 406MHz GPS/Galileo EPIRB (Cat. 2)
• 66-Channel GNSS Receiver: Supports GPS and Galileo
• Compact, Lightweight, Easy-to-mount Design
• Cospas-Sarsat Worldwide Certification
• Quick and Easy Self-Test Function 
• Twin High-intensity, Solid State Strobe Lights (White and Infrared)
• 121.5MHz Homing Transmitter
• 48 hours Minimum Operating Time
• 10 Year Battery Life
• 6 Year Warranty
• Includes: Quick-release Mounting Bracket, Mounting Hardware, Instructional placard, and Instruction Manual