Emergency Radio Beacons are critical marine safety devices designed to transmit distress signals in emergencies. They include EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons) and PLBs (Personal Locator Beacons) for maritime use. These beacons help rescuers locate and assist vessels or individuals in distress quickly.

Emergency Radio Beacons (EPIRBs): Size: 30-40 cm in height, 10-15 cm in diameter. Grade: Compliant with COSPAS-SARSAT standards (406 MHz). Buoyancy: Self-righting and floats upright in water. Material: High-impact plastic with UV-resistant coating. Battery Life: 48+ hours operational. Activation: Manual or automatic upon water immersion.

Marine Safety Equipment (Lifebuoys): Size: 70-80 cm outer diameter, 4-6 cm thickness. Grade: SOLAS-approved. Buoyancy: Supports 14.5 kg in freshwater. Material: UV-stabilized polyethylene foam or cork. Weight: 2.5-4 kg. Reflective Tape: 50 mm width for visibility.

Marine Flares (Handheld): Size: 25-30 cm length, 3-4 cm diameter. Grade: SOLAS or USCG-approved. Burn Time: 60+ seconds. Light Intensity: 15,000+ candela. Material: Water-resistant casing with chemical composition.

Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs): Size: 10-15 cm length, 5-7 cm width. Grade: 406 MHz with GPS. Buoyancy: Floating design. Material: Reinforced polycarbonate. Battery Life: 24+ hours. Activation: Manual only.

Survival Suits (Immersion Suits): Size: Varies (XS-XXL). Grade: SOLAS or ISO-approved. Buoyancy: 150+ Newtons. Material: Neoprene with waterproof seams. Temperature Range: -20°C to +20°C. Reflectivity: High-visibility strips.

Yes, Emergency Radio Beacons and Marine Safety Equipment typically comply with maritime standards such as SOLAS, GMDSS, and ISO standards.