TRON 60 AIS – Advanced EPIRB with Integrated AIS for Immediate Rescue Response The TRON 60 AIS is a state-of-the-art EPIRB (Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon) featuring dual alert technology, combining COSPAS-SARSAT satellite distress alerts with local AIS (Automatic Identification System) transmission. Designed for professional maritime use, this beacon drastically reduces response time during emergencies by notifying nearby AIS-equipped vessels in real-time while also signaling global rescue coordination centers. Product Description: The TRON 60 AIS automatically activates upon water immersion, transmitting distress signals via: 406 MHz to COSPAS-SARSAT satellites for global emergency response AIS signals to nearby ships and coastal stations 121.5 MHz for local homing by rescue aircraft It features a built-in GPS receiver, ensuring precise location data is sent with every distress alert. A powerful LED strobe light improves nighttime visibility, while its compact, float-free bracket ensures easy installation on any vessel type. With compliance to IMO SOLAS and GMDSS regulations, the TRON 60 AIS is an essential life-saving kit for commercial ships, fishing vessels, offshore units, and yachts. Key Features: Dual alert via 406 MHz satellite + AIS VHF broadcast Integrated high-accuracy GPS 121.5 MHz homing signal Automatic and manual activation Float-free release bracket IP68 waterproof rating 10-year battery life High-intensity LED strobe SOLAS & GMDSS compliant Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): 1. What makes TRON 60 AIS different from regular EPIRBs? It includes AIS transmission, allowing nearby vessels to see the distress signal instantly. 2. Does it work globally? Yes, through the COSPAS-SARSAT satellite system. 3. Is it certified for commercial vessels? Yes, it is IMO SOLAS and GMDSS approved. 4. What triggers its activation? Automatic activation occurs upon water contact; it can also be manually activated. 5. How long does the battery last? The unit has a 10-year battery life under standard storage conditions. 6. Is it waterproof? Yes, with IP68 rating, suitable for full submersion. 7. Can it be self-tested? Yes, it includes a self-test function without triggering a false alert. 8. What is the purpose of the 121.5 MHz signal? It assists search aircraft in homing in on the EPIRB’s location. 9. Does it float? Yes, and the float-free bracket ensures it surfaces if a vessel sinks. 10. Is GPS included? Yes, for precise location accuracy in all transmitted signals.
