EPIRBs

EPIRBs (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons) are critical marine safety devices designed to transmit a distress signal and your vessel’s location to search-and-rescue authorities in the event of an emergency. When activated, an EPIRB sends a signal via satellite, dramatically increasing the chances of rapid rescue at sea.

Built for offshore reliability, modern EPIRBs are water-activated, GPS-enabled, and globally recognized, making them an essential piece of safety equipment for boaters, cruisers, and commercial operators. Compact and rugged, EPIRBs are designed to function in extreme conditions where reliability matters most.

Whether you’re heading offshore, cruising long distances, or meeting regulatory requirements, an EPIRB provides peace of mind and life-saving protection.

EPIRB Types

• Category I EPIRBs – Automatically deploy and activate when submerged

• Category II EPIRBs – Manually activated beacons for emergency use

• GPS EPIRBs – Faster rescue with precise location tracking

• Global 406 MHz EPIRBs – Worldwide satellite coverage

Why EPIRBs Matter

• Transmit distress signals directly to search-and-rescue authorities

• Global satellite coverage for offshore emergencies

• GPS-enabled for faster, more accurate rescues

• Designed to operate in extreme marine conditions

• Essential for offshore safety and compliance

Ideal For

• Offshore and bluewater boating

• Long-distance cruising and passagemaking

• Commercial and professional marine operations

• Safety-conscious recreational boaters

Shop our selection of EPIRBs to ensure reliable emergency communication and maximum safety when it matters most.