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sMRT SARfinder

sMRT SARfinder

The digital sMRT SARfinder monitors the emergency frequency 121.5 MHz and provides an instant audible alarm and direction bearing when a distress signal is received from one of our compatible 121.5 MHz MSLDs (Maritime Survivor Locating Device).

Why choose a sMRT SARfinder?

24/7 Monitoring of 121.5 MHz frequency
Digital touchscreen display
Will alert instantly when recieving distress signal
Automatic visual and audible alarm with live in-water tracking
Compass-style LED display makes it easier to carry out a self-managed rescue
Can monitor an unlimited number of 121.5 MHz alerting units
Includes a bespoke antenna

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121.5 MHz
The SARfinder listens for an activated 121.5 MHz unit and alerts when detected.
Audible Alarm
An alarm sounds from the unit as soon as it detects a man overboard incident.
Direction Finder
A direction-bearing compass is displayed to help you locate the MOB.
Touchscreen Display
The digital touchscreen display allows users to easily interact with the unit.
Wifi Enabled
Built in Wifi capabilities to connect to nearby networks for easy use.
Test Functionality
Programmable test functionality to perform sea trial tests with special test unit before use

The sMRT SARfinder continuously monitors the 121.5 MHz distress frequency, instantly triggering a loud audible alarm when a Man Overboard (MOB) incident is detected. Featuring a user-friendly digital touchscreen display, it allows for seamless operation and real-time tracking in emergency situations.

The integrated direction-bearing compass provides precise location data, helping you navigate toward multiple casualties for an efficient recovery. With dedicated 121.5 MHz detection, the SARfinder ensures a rapid response to MOB emergencies, enhancing the reliability of localised alerting, tracking, and rescue efforts.

User Manual

User Manual - English

User Manual

User Manual - English

Localised MOB Alerting

When used with our range of 121.5 MHz Man Overboard Beacons the sMRT SARfinder becomes part of a localised Man Overboard alerting and locating system.

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