In an emergency, transmitting your location is only part of the equation. Rescue teams still need to visually identify your exact position once they arrive in the area.
This emergency signaling kit combines three proven rescue tools into one coordinated system:
Together, these tools help shorten search time during offshore, remote terrain, wilderness, or open-water emergencies.
A rescue beacon can direct responders toward your general location, but environmental conditions often make visual identification difficult.
Open ocean swells, dense trees, rocky terrain, low light, fog, or rough weather can make a person extremely difficult to spot from the air.
By combining electronic signaling with elevated and illuminated visual markers, this kit improves the chances of being located quickly after rescue teams arrive nearby.
Imagine a helicopter or aircraft ditching offshore after a mechanical emergency.
The PLB immediately transmits your GPS coordinates to rescue authorities. As rescue aircraft approach the area, the emergency strobe helps crews identify your position at night or in poor visibility.
During daylight or extended rescue operations, the AirMarker balloon rises approximately 150 feet above your location, helping aircraft crews visually identify you from greater distances and over waves or terrain obstacles.
Compact emergency locator beacon designed to transmit GPS distress alerts through the global Cospas-Sarsat satellite rescue system without subscription fees.
High-intensity LED strobe light engineered for marine and aviation survival applications where nighttime visibility is critical.
Deployable aerial visibility marker designed to help search aircraft quickly identify survivors from above during rescue operations.
Each tool serves a different purpose. The beacon alerts rescue services, while the strobe and AirMarker help crews visually identify your exact location during the search.
No. The ACR ResQLink 400 operates through the international Cospas-Sarsat rescue satellite network with no recurring subscription fees.
No. This kit is also well suited for boating, offshore operations, wilderness travel, and other remote activities where rapid rescue visibility matters.
Yes. The AirMarker system is designed to remain visible during both daytime and nighttime rescue operations for up to three days.
