The new ResQlink View PLB can easily activate in an emergency as well as provide live beacon status and GPS coordinates throughout the rescue process on the integrated digital display.
The new ResQlink View PLB can easily activate in an emergency as well as provide live beacon status and GPS coordinates throughout the rescue process on the integrated digital display. The new ACR ResQlink PLB is innovatively designed with a digital display to provide current beacon status and GPS and Galileo GNSS positioning information.
The ACR ResQlink View is smaller and more lightweight than the ACR ResQlink+ although both are inherently buoyant.
ACR ResQlink View Key Features:
Digital Display
Integrated display enables users to view live beacon status and GPS coordinates throughout the rescue process.
Integrated Signal Technology
The ACR ResQlink View PLB has three levels of signal transmission through GPS positioning, a powerful 406MHz signal and 121.5MHz homing beacon capability.
Strobe Light
The ResQlink View has a built-in strobe light and infrared strobe system to facilitate rescues at night or during low visibility.
Activation
To activate, simply deploy the antenna, press the on button and the beacon will do the rest! Rescuers can be guided within 100meters or less of your location.
Innovative Design
The new ACR ResQlink View is designed with multi-function clips to be used in conjunction with the distress beacon; providing numerous wearability options for a variety of usage applications.
Batteries and Charging
This ACR PLB operates with class 2 (non-hazmat) lithium batteries, which must be replaced every 5 years. Once the PLB has been activated the battery will typically exceeds 24 hours transmitting a GPS signal.
Once you have activated your PLB, simply submit your story to ACR and send your used beacon back to them so they can have it mounted on their Wall of Fame and they'll send you a brand new beacon of equal or greater value
Self-Test
It is necessary to self-test your ACR PLB to ensure that the beacon functions correctly. The ResQlink View offers two built-in test functions to allow you to routinely verify that the ACR PLB is functioning and ready for use - with the push of a button, you can easily test internal electronics and GPS tracker functionality.
Subscription Free
Unlike most satellite enabled notification devices, the ACR ResQLink View PLB requires no monthly or annual subscription, making it one of the most cost effective GPS enabled emergency beacons available for long term use. In the unfortunate event of needing to use your personal locator beacon, ACR will replace it, free of charge.
Re-programming your ResQlink View PLB
All Personal Locator Beacons sold by GTC are pre-programmed with the UK country code. Whilst they will function anywhere around the world, the first authority to be contacted in an emergency situation would be the UK Coastguard Agency in Falmouth with whom the PLB would be registered. Please contact us if you wish to have your PLB shipped with configuration for use in a country other than UK.
This ACR PLB should only be used in situations of grave and imminent danger to life. False alerts endanger lives and cause expensive disruption to Search & Rescue services. Deliberate misuse of the device could result in a penalty.
Please note that PLBs will not work underwater and should be used in a canister if you intend to carry at a depth exceeding the maximum depth stated in the technical specification.
Register your ResQlink View PLB
Registering your Personal Locator Beacon is required by law in most countries. Registering is very important because should your beacon ever be activated, it is how Search and Rescue Teams will know who you are, and contacts provided may be able to supply information about your specific travel plans. In the absence of this information, it may take longer for a search-and-rescue operation to begin.
Once you have received your programmed Personal Locator Beacon, the owner is required to register their PLB with the Cospas Sarsat website to add their device to the International Beacon Registration Database (IBRD). To register your device, you must provide your unique Beacon HEX ID number, which can be found on your PLB and box. Use the links below to register your device:
Country Registration: https://406registration.com/
UK customers can register at the link above, or register directly with the Maritime & Coastguard Agency: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=tQjUP-aCwE2jbG4qqBXbPu7tvAKGMSNJsXOovh-ZVJtUQzA3Rk5QQVhSOTJMTUNOUEY2MzQ0S1JLTCQlQCN0PWcu
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The new ResQlink View PLB can easily activate in an emergency as well as provide live beacon status and GPS coordinates throughout the rescue process on the integrated digital display.
The new ResQlink View PLB can easily activate in an emergency as well as provide live beacon status and GPS coordinates throughout the rescue process on the integrated digital display. The new ACR ResQlink PLB is innovatively designed with a digital display to provide current beacon status and GPS and Galileo GNSS positioning information.
The ACR ResQlink View is smaller and more lightweight than the ACR ResQlink+ although both are inherently buoyant.
ACR ResQlink View Key Features:
Digital Display
Integrated display enables users to view live beacon status and GPS coordinates throughout the rescue process.
Integrated Signal Technology
The ACR ResQlink View PLB has three levels of signal transmission through GPS positioning, a powerful 406MHz signal and 121.5MHz homing beacon capability.
Strobe Light
The ResQlink View has a built-in strobe light and infrared strobe system to facilitate rescues at night or during low visibility.
Activation
To activate, simply deploy the antenna, press the on button and the beacon will do the rest! Rescuers can be guided within 100meters or less of your location.
Innovative Design
The new ACR ResQlink View is designed with multi-function clips to be used in conjunction with the distress beacon; providing numerous wearability options for a variety of usage applications.
Batteries and Charging
This ACR PLB operates with class 2 (non-hazmat) lithium batteries, which must be replaced every 5 years. Once the PLB has been activated the battery will typically exceeds 24 hours transmitting a GPS signal.
Once you have activated your PLB, simply submit your story to ACR and send your used beacon back to them so they can have it mounted on their Wall of Fame and they'll send you a brand new beacon of equal or greater value
Self-Test
It is necessary to self-test your ACR PLB to ensure that the beacon functions correctly. The ResQlink View offers two built-in test functions to allow you to routinely verify that the ACR PLB is functioning and ready for use - with the push of a button, you can easily test internal electronics and GPS tracker functionality.
Subscription Free
Unlike most satellite enabled notification devices, the ACR ResQLink View PLB requires no monthly or annual subscription, making it one of the most cost effective GPS enabled emergency beacons available for long term use. In the unfortunate event of needing to use your personal locator beacon, ACR will replace it, free of charge.
Re-programming your ResQlink View PLB
All Personal Locator Beacons sold by GTC are pre-programmed with the UK country code. Whilst they will function anywhere around the world, the first authority to be contacted in an emergency situation would be the UK Coastguard Agency in Falmouth with whom the PLB would be registered. Please contact us if you wish to have your PLB shipped with configuration for use in a country other than UK.
This ACR PLB should only be used in situations of grave and imminent danger to life. False alerts endanger lives and cause expensive disruption to Search & Rescue services. Deliberate misuse of the device could result in a penalty.
Please note that PLBs will not work underwater and should be used in a canister if you intend to carry at a depth exceeding the maximum depth stated in the technical specification.
Register your ResQlink View PLB
Registering your Personal Locator Beacon is required by law in most countries. Registering is very important because should your beacon ever be activated, it is how Search and Rescue Teams will know who you are, and contacts provided may be able to supply information about your specific travel plans. In the absence of this information, it may take longer for a search-and-rescue operation to begin.
Once you have received your programmed Personal Locator Beacon, the owner is required to register their PLB with the Cospas Sarsat website to add their device to the International Beacon Registration Database (IBRD). To register your device, you must provide your unique Beacon HEX ID number, which can be found on your PLB and box. Use the links below to register your device:
Country Registration: https://406registration.com/
UK customers can register at the link above, or register directly with the Maritime & Coastguard Agency: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=tQjUP-aCwE2jbG4qqBXbPu7tvAKGMSNJsXOovh-ZVJtUQzA3Rk5QQVhSOTJMTUNOUEY2MzQ0S1JLTCQlQCN0PWcu
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