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Ocean Signal Introduces rescueME MOB1

November 2, 2015

rescueME MOB1 (Image: Ocean Signal)
rescueME MOB1 (Image: Ocean Signal)
Ocean Signal is introducing its new rescueME MOB1 for the first time at Europort with Netherlands distributor True Heading.
 
Suitable for a range of commercial applications and already selected by operators in the renewables market for use by windfarm workers, the rescueME MOB1 is a man overboard locating device, incorporating both AIS and DSC technologies within the most compact product on the market. It also has an integrated strobe light with molded lens to ensure the survivor is easily spotted in poor light conditions.
 
The device is designed to easily integrate into inflatable life jackets, including those which are specifically developed for commercial use when heavy duty clothing or protective gear is being worn.
 
The rescueME MOB1 measures 134mm (height) by 38mm (width) by 27mm (depth) and weighs 90g.
 
Operating within a temperature range of -20C and +55C, the rescueME MOB1 has a comprehensive self-test facility and a seven-year battery life.
 
Ocean Signal’s SafeSea range includes the S100 SART, V100 VHF and E100G EPIRB.

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