PLB1

PLB1
Whether on land, sea or air, the rescueME PLB1 provides the assurance that the global rescue services can be rapidly deployed

EPIRB1

EPIRB1
*NEW* The world’s most compact EPIRB with 66 channel GPS.
Class 2 manual and water activation
Class 3 manual activation (Aus/NZ only)

MOB1

MOB1
*NEW* The world’s smallest AIS MOB device with integrated DSC. It is compatible with even the most compact inflatable life-jackets for rapid local rescue.

EDF1

EDF1

The rescueME EDF1 electronic distress flare offers users a safe and long-lasting solution to visual signalling in an emergency.

E100/E100G

E100/E100G
Ocean Signal has developed the SafeSea E100 & E100G EPIRBs to meet the needs of all commercial, fishing and deep sea recreational vessels.

S100 SART

S100 SART
The Ocean Signal SafeSea S100 Search and Rescue Transponder (SART) is a dedicated radar transponder which complies with IMO SOLAS regulations.

V100 VHF

V100 VHF
The Ocean Signal range of waterproof VHF hand portable radiotelephones compliant with the requirements of the GMDSS

E101V

E101V

The E101V is a GPS EPIRB incorporating the VDR memory capsule (64gb). It is provided to OEM customers only for integration with the complete VDR system.

ATB1

ATB1

Class B SOTDMA AIS transponder
User friendly mobile app
Wifi, USB, NMEA0183 & 2000
99 channel GPS receiver

ATA100

ATA100

Class A AIS transponder
7″ colour display
Waterproof (IPx7)
WiFi and USB connectivity
EU inland waterways compliant

Latest News

INJURED HUNTER RESCUED IN NEW ZEALAND BUSH AFTER ACTIVATING OCEAN SIGNAL PERSONAL LOCATOR BEACON

70-year-old Terry Mulhern from Opotiki was winched to safety by Trust Tairawhiti rescue helicopter after rupturing an Achilles tendon in Urewera. The importance of carrying a life-saving Personal Locator Beacon in remote regions was brought home to experienced hunter and tramper Terry Mulhern when he was rescued in the Urewera bush this November.The 70-year-old was […]

PLB Activation Saves Wounded Transcontinental Hiker

Swathed in a sleeping bag and a purple jacket, a hiker sits smiling at the camera. Next to her, a small yellow device sits on a rock, antenna extended, flashing a reassuring strobe light at two-second intervals. The hiker is Karma Forester, and she’s in the Dividalen National Park in northern Norway, 33km from habitation […]