ACR Electronics 2882, 2883, PLB-350B manual Appendix a Accessories, Multi-Function Belt Clip

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Figure 5 - Belt Clip

letter, fax or telephone and informing the authority of the name and address of the new owner.

The new owner of the beacon is required to provide the national authority with all of the information requested on the registration form. This obligation transfers to all subsequent owners. See step 1, page 3 for further details on this process.

7. Lost or stolen PLBs

If your PLB is lost or stolen, do the following immediately:

//Report to your local authorities that the PLB has been lost or stolen

//Contact NOAA at (888) 212-7283 (212-SAVE), or your national authority, with the following information:

o Police department name

o Police department phone number

oPolice case number

If your PLB were to be activated, the information you provided will be forwarded to the appropriate search and rescue authorities who will ensure that your PLB gets back to you. If someone attempts to register a PLB reported as stolen, NOAA or your national authority will notify the appropriate police department.

APPENDIX A - ACCESSORIES

1. Multi-Function Belt Clip

The SARLink™ comes standard with a multi- function belt clip. To install the clip, simply align the bottom tabs on the clip with the insert holes located on the bottom of the beacon. Snap the clip in place by pressing the top of the clip so that the two top tabs engage in the two insert holes on the top of the beacon (see Figure 5). To remove the clip, push up and back on the top tabs one at a time to disengage the clip from the beacon.

The belt clip has been designed to accommodate your extreme adventures.

You can secure your beacon directly to

backpack webbing straps, life jackets or belts to ensure the beacon is close at hand. ACR recommends that you secure your beacon someplace on your person that is easily accessible in case of an emergency for rapid activation. Ensure the beacon is secured firmly and is protected before heading out to avoid damage or loss.

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Contents Y1-03-0241A Please Read ALL Warnings Table of Contents Step ONE Registering Your Beacon How do I register? What country should I register in?Registration NOAA/NESDIS Suitland Road Suitland, MDHow your beacon brings help Step TWO HOW the Beacon WorksInternal GPS position system Front Back Anatomy of your beaconActivating your beacon Distinguishing PLB FeaturesKey Pad Functions PLB-350BActivation with GPS Activation 406 MHz and 121.5 MHz406 MHz/121.5 MHz antenna position GPS Receiver Location Turning off the beacon GPS receiver orientationFalse alert Preventing false alertsBattery Replacement Routine MaintenanceStep Three Maintaining Your PLB Self-TestSelf-Test Sequences Self-Test Guide Battery witness seal failureChanging ownership or contact information GPS acquisition testGPS Test Sequences max GPS Test Guide Minutes 50 seconds Multi-Function Belt Clip Appendix a AccessoriesAttachment Clip Global Positioning System GPS Appendix B the COSPAS-SARSAT SystemGeneral overview MHz Transmitter Appendix C Technical SpecificationsUseful Life Policy Appendix D WARRANTY, Useful Life POLICY, NoticesLimited Warranty Notified Body EC Declaration of Conformity

PLB-350B, 2883, 2882 specifications

ACR Electronics is a renowned name in the field of emergency signaling and safety devices. Among its various offerings, the ACR 2882, ACR 2883, and the PLB-350B Personal Locator Beacons (PLBs) stand out due to their advanced features and reliability.

The ACR 2882 and 2883 models are compact and rugged PLBs designed for outdoor enthusiasts, sailors, and adventurers who venture into remote areas. One of their main features is the dual frequency capability, which operates on both 406 MHz and 121.5 MHz frequencies. This dual-frequency technology enhances their effectiveness in emergency situations, ensuring that distress signals can be received by both satellite systems and local search and rescue teams.

Both models are equipped with a high-performance GPS receiver, which significantly improves location accuracy. In challenging environments, where precise positioning is crucial, these PLBs can obtain a location fix quickly and share it with rescue services. The compact design, weighing around 7 ounces, makes them portable enough to carry on any adventure without adding significant weight to your gear.

Battery life is another critical feature of the ACR 2882 and ACR 2883. They utilize a lithium battery that can provide up to 24 hours of continuous operation upon activation. This extended battery life ensures that users have a dependable signal even in prolonged emergencies, and they can be easily tested and replaced when needed.

On the other hand, the PLB-350B stands out with its innovative design and user-friendly interface. It features an intuitive one-button activation system that allows users to signal for help swiftly. Its rugged construction is built to withstand harsh conditions, making it suitable for a variety of outdoor activities like hiking, fishing, or boating.

Additionally, the PLB-350B includes a built-in strobe light, which serves as a visual distress signal, further increasing the chances of rescue. Its battery is designed to last for up to 7 years, offering a reliable solution for safety without frequent maintenance requirements.

Collectively, the ACR 2882, 2883, and PLB-350B represent the cutting edge of personal safety technology. With their advanced communication capabilities, durable design, and user-friendly features, these devices are essential tools for anyone who values safety during outdoor adventures. They provide peace of mind knowing that help is just a button press away, no matter where you find yourself.
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