The SafeSea E100G Cat2 Manual Release GPS EPIRB is an emergency position-indicating radio beacon designed for maritime distress situations. It features GPS technology to provide accurate location data to rescue services, and manual release functionality ensures that it can be activated in an emergency to transmit the vessel’s location.

The Samyung GMDSS Two-Way VHF Radio STV-160 is a portable communication device designed for use in maritime environments, specifically compliant with the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS). This VHF radio enables two-way communication over very high frequencies (VHF), which is essential for ship-to-ship, ship-to-shore, and distress communications. The STV-160 model comes equipped with a rechargeable battery and charger, ensuring reliable power for long-term use. This device is designed for safety and emergency situations, offering clear voice communication and high performance in harsh marine conditions.

The Samyung AIS Receiver SI60RX is an Automatic Identification System (AIS) receiver designed for maritime use. It is used to receive AIS data broadcasts from nearby ships and shore stations, providing real-time information about the positions, course, speed, and other critical data of vessels in the vicinity. The AIS receiver is an essential tool for improving situational awareness, collision avoidance, and overall safety in marine environments.

The SI60RX is specifically engineered for reliability and ease of use in both commercial and recreational vessels, offering advanced features and robust performance for safe navigation. It is compatible with a variety of marine navigation systems and can be integrated with radar, GPS, and other devices to enhance navigation and traffic monitoring capabilities.

Key Features:
AIS Reception: The SI60RX can receive AIS signals from Class A and Class B transponders, providing information about nearby vessels, including position, heading, speed, and vessel type.
Wide Coverage: Capable of receiving AIS broadcasts on both VHF frequencies (156.025 MHz and 156.175 MHz) with excellent reception range and signal reliability.
Real-Time Data: Continuously receives AIS data, allowing the user to monitor vessel traffic in real-time.
Easy Integration: Can be easily connected to other marine systems such as radar, chartplotters, and GPS devices for enhanced situational awareness and safety.
Compact and Durable: The receiver is designed for rugged marine environments, ensuring durability and reliable operation in harsh conditions.
Alarm and Warning Functions: Provides audible and visual alarms in case of proximity to other vessels or potential collision risks, enhancing safety.
This AIS receiver is an essential tool for improving navigation efficiency, monitoring nearby vessel traffic, and ensuring compliance with international maritime safety regulations.

The Samyung SEB-04 is a replacement battery designed specifically for the SEP-406 EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon). This battery is essential for ensuring that your EPIRB remains operational and ready to send distress signals in the event of an emergency at sea. The SEB-04 is built to meet the rigorous standards required for maritime safety devices, ensuring reliable performance when it is needed the most.

Key Features:
Designed for SEP-406 EPIRB: The SEB-04 battery is specifically designed for use with the Samyung SEP-406 EPIRB, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance.
Long Expiry Life: The battery has an expiry of 5 years from the date of manufacture, ensuring it provides long-lasting power for your EPIRB.
High Reliability: The SEB-04 is built to provide reliable power in emergency situations, crucial for ensuring the operation of the EPIRB’s distress signal system when activated.
Durable and Safe: The battery is designed to operate in harsh marine environments, including exposure to saltwater, temperature extremes, and physical shock, ensuring it will work when needed most.
Easy Installation: The SEB-04 is designed for easy replacement, making it convenient to maintain and keep your EPIRB in working order.
To ensure the safety of those on board and compliance with maritime safety regulations (such as SOLAS), it is critical to regularly check the expiration and condition of the EPIRB’s battery. A fresh, fully charged battery is essential to ensure the EPIRB will function properly during an emergency.