ACR SR203 GMDSS 2827 Survival Handheld VHF Radio

Easy to use lifesaver

The ACR SR203 GMDSS 2827 Survival Handheld VHF Radio is an FCC approved device built for all marine applications. Its digital display and control buttons are backlit, making the device easily operable in dark environments. If you find yourself in need of some assistance, the SR203 VHF is easy to use. Once it's been activated, this survival radio automatically tunes to emergency Channel 16, and has a single push call button so you can quickly send out your distress message.

The SR203 handheld VHF radio boasts exceptional battery life of over 16 hours (@ -20°C) thanks to its highly efficient transmitter designed to maximise battery life. The innovative battery protection tab means the primary battery can be permanently attached to the radio without fear of losing its charge. The radio will always be available for use in times of emergency without the need to remove protective labels. Simply break off the red protective tab and the radio will be immediately ready to turn on to channel 16.

ACR SR203 GMDSS 2827 Survival Handheld VHF Radio Features:

• Efficient transmitter
• Rugged design
• Primary Lithium battery exceeds GMDSS requirements
• Protective battery tab
• Non-hazardous batteries
• 16 hours typical operating life
• Optional rechargeable battery kit
• Laser etched control buttons
• High contrast/backlit digital display and keypad
• 21 Channels

ACR SR203 GMDSS 2827 Survival Handheld VHF Radio Specifications:

• Product number: 2827 (emergency use only applications)
• Size: 141 x 68 x 37 mm
• Weight: 0.37kg with primary battery
• Waterproof: 1m for 30 minutes
• Battery: Primary – Lithium; Chemistry – Lithium/Iron Disulfide (LiFeS2)
• Battery operation: 16 hrs continuous operation with lithium battery (GMDSS approved)
• Warranty: 1 year limited warranty
• Output power (high/low): 2.5 Watts / 1 Watt
• Receiver sensitivity: -117 dBmChannels21 (weather included)
• Approvals: FCC (80.1101, CFR47) & MED (A.1/5.17) Approved. Meets or Exceeds IMO Regulation (A.694(17); MSC.149(77), VHF (IEC61097-12), EMC (IEC60945)