COBHAM SAILOR 5052 SART – Your Trusted Maritime Safety Companion
The SAILOR 5052 SART (Search and Rescue Transponder) by Cobham SATCOM is a high-performance safety device, designed to operate with radar systems for precise location tracking during maritime emergencies. Built to deliver consistent and reliable performance in the harshest sea conditions, the SAILOR 5052 ensures that you’re always visible to rescue teams, significantly enhancing survival chances during distress situations.
This compact and durable transponder automatically activates when it detects radar signals in the 9 GHz (X-band) frequency, transmitting a strong, visible signal on rescuers’ radar screens. It provides clear identification and precise location of lifeboats or people overboard.
?? Key Features:
Automatic Radar Response: Activates on receiving radar signals.
Waterproof & Floatable: IPx6 and IPx7 rated, operational in extreme weather.
Up to 96 Hours Operation: Long battery life for extended emergencies.
Compliant with IMO and GMDSS Standards: Certified for global use.
Wall Mounting Bracket & Pole Mount: Easy deployment.
Self-Test Function: Ensure operational readiness anytime.
Lightweight & Portable: Ideal for lifeboats and personal use.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):
Q: What is a SART used for?
A: It helps rescuers locate survivors at sea by appearing on radar screens as a series of dots or lines.
Q: Is the SAILOR 5052 SART waterproof?
A: Yes, it is IPx6 and IPx7 rated, ensuring full water resistance.
Q: How long does the battery last?
A: It operates for up to 96 hours in standby mode.
Q: Is it easy to install?
A: Yes, it includes both wall and pole mounting options.
Q: Can I test the device?
A: Yes, it has a built-in self-test function.
Q: Which frequency does it operate on?
A: It responds to 9 GHz (X-band) radar signals.
Q: Is it suitable for personal use?
A: Absolutely, it’s lightweight and portable.
Q: Is it GMDSS compliant?
A: Yes, it fully complies with GMDSS regulations.
Q: What is the shelf life of the battery?
A: The battery typically lasts 5 years in storage.
Q: Can it be used worldwide?
A: Yes, it’s IMO-approved for international maritime use.
