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Personal Emergency Warning Beacon CETCME HD-RDSS-AIS-MOB

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CETCME HD-RDSS-AIS-MOB personal Emergency warning Beacon — It is a compact device that supports dual-mode operation using Beidou-2 RDSS and RNSS technologies. It provides sending of location messages and short messages via the Beidou satellite network, as well as transmitting AIS alarms, which allows you to organize self-rescue or mutual aid between vessels in the event of a person falling overboard.

This device is widely used in areas such as field expeditions, forest patrol, marine works and flood response operations.

Features:

  • Support for short messages via BDS RDSS.
  • GPS+BDS for accurate location detection.
  • Function SOS for an emergency call for help.
  • Automatic and manual notification of an accident via AIS, with a unique MMSI.
  • Ability to test and disable AIS manually.
  • Built-in battery that provides at least 24 hours.
  • USB Type-C for charging and data transfer.
  • Easy to wear on the chest, shoulder or upper arm.
  • Standard protection IP67 from dust and water.

Technical specifications:

RDSS (Beidou-2)

Characteristic Meaning
Reception frequency 2491.75 ± 4.08 MHz
Reception sensitivity -127.6 dBm
Transmission frequency 1615.68 ± 4.08 MHz
Transmission signal strength 5 W (37 dBm)

RNSS

Characteristic Meaning
First commit time Cold start: ≤ 60 s; hot start: ≤ 5 s
Positioning accuracy ≤ 10m
Positioning mode GPS + Beidou
Refresh Rate 1 Hz

Power supply

Characteristic Meaning
Battery 3.7 V / 4000mAh (Li-ion)
Charging interface USB (Type-C)
Opening hours > 24 hours (when transmitting every 5 minutes)

Physical properties

Characteristic Meaning
Sizes 110 × 63 × 24 mm
Weight 188 g

Operating conditions

Characteristic Meaning
Operating temperature -15℃ ~ +55℃
Storage temperature -30℃ ~ +70℃
Protection class IP67

Application:

  • Search and rescue of people in emergency situations on water and land.
  • Perfect for external operations, patrols, marine works, as well as in the conditions of natural disasters.