RescueME EPIRB1 - Smallest EPIRB for Boating With Retractable Antenna, Manual Quick Release Bracket, and 48+ Hour Operational Life

An EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon) is a life-saving marine distress beacon that sends an SOS to Search & Rescue via the Cospas-Sarsat satellite system-works beyond mobile signal and VHF range and is subscription free GLOBAL 406 MHz SATELLITE SOS (MEOSAR READY): When activated, the EPIRB1 transmits a 406 MHz distress alert with your unique beacon ID to the global Cospas-Sarsat network, enabling rapid coordination by rescue authorities for offshore and remote emergencies. GPS POSITIONING FOR FASTER LOCATION: Integrated GNSS (GPS) quickly acquires your coordinates and embeds them in the distress message, shrinking the search area and helping rescuers reach you sooner when time and conditions are critical. 121.5 MHz HOMING + HIGH-VIS STROBE: Alongside satellite alerting, a 121.5 MHz homing signal guides SAR aircraft and rescue vessels during the final approach, supported by a high-intensity strobe for visibility in darkness and poor weather. MARINE-TOUGH, READY WHEN IT COUNTS: Compact, waterproof and built for harsh sea environments, supplied with a manual release bracket for grab-and-go deployment; long-life battery design supports dependable readiness with no ongoing fees or subscriptions.