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ACR GlobalFix V5 EPIRB Survival Kit -
Ocean Signal SafeSea EPIRB1 Pro - Float-Free Category 1 EPIRB -
Ocean Signal SafeSea S100 SART -
Ocean Signal rescueME EPIRB2 Pro Cat I w/RLS & NFC -
Ocean Signal SafeSea EPIRB3 Pro - Category 1 -
Ocean Signal rescueME EPIRB1 - Category 2 -
Ocean Signal LB2E Lithium Battery Replacement f/E100 -
ACR Pathfinder SART w/AIS -
ACR ResQLink AIS GPS Personal Location Beacon PLB-450 w/AIS & RLS -
ACR GlobalFix V6 Category 2 EPIRB w/Return Link Service & Mobile App -
ACR GlobalFix V6 EPIRB Catagory I w/Return Link Service & Near Field Communication -
ACR GlobalFix™ V5 Cat 2 GPS AIS EPIRB w/Return Link Service & Mobile App -
ACR GlobalFix™ V5 Cat 1 GPS AIS EPIRB w/Return Link Service & Mobile App -
ACR LowPro V4 Cat II Manual Release Bracket f/RLB-41 -
Ocean Signal rescueME EPIRB3 - Category 2 -
ACR ResQLink™ 435 View RLS -
ACR GlobalFix V6 EPIRB Survival Kit -
ACR V5/V6 Cat II Manual Release EPIRB Bracket -
McMurdo Replacement HRU Kit f/G8 Hydrostatic Release Unit -
ACR 2920 Lithium Battery f/Pathfinder Pro SART Rescue Transponder -
Ocean Signal LB3S S100 Replacement Lithium Battery -
Ocean Signal ARH100 Automatic Hydostatic Release Housing -
ACR Antenna f/GlobalFix V4 RLB-41 -
em-trak I100-X Small Vessel Tracker
EPIRBs — Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons — cover Category I automatic float-free units, Category II manual-activation models, and replacement hydrostatic releases and battery service kits. These satellite-linked distress beacons transmit a vessel's GPS position to search-and-rescue services the moment they activate, making them essential offshore and bluewater safety equipment. ACR and Ocean Signal are the primary brands carried here.
Category I EPIRBs deploy and activate automatically if a vessel sinks; Category II units mount in a bracket and are activated by hand. Offshore and coastal mariners running beyond VHF radio range — whether working bluewater canyons, crossing open water, or running extended passages — rely on a registered EPIRB as a last line of distress signaling. Check expiration dates on hydrostatic releases and battery packs, as USCG regulations require them to be current for the unit to be compliant.