Mammut Pulse Barryvox

Designed to address search efficacy during multiple burials, the Pulse Barryvox from Mammut allows pre-excavation triage to ensure that rescuers use the first 20 minutes (the period with the highest chance of survival) most effectively.
Features:

• Three antennas allow for easy pinpointing at short distances and deep burials
• Easy-to-use menu-driven user interface is enhanced with real-time EasyView, a 360-degree direction indication that allows the user to locate from any position
• Manual or automatic selection allows for step-by-step resolution of complex multiple burial situations not previously possible with digital transceivers
• Vital data is detected by motion sensors that improve chances in multiple-burial situations; heart pulse detection, heart pulse trend and automatic burial detection
• Scalable software platform provides easy configuration and updates through wireless (W)-link
• The analog mode provides a search range of up to 60 meters for when the signal is more difficult to locate; digital mode searches up to 50 meters
• Power on self-test and continuous monitoring of battery power during operation assure functionality when heeded; automatic group check for proper functioning before your tour
• Includes ergonomic carrying system; user manual; training tool (CD); quick reference guide; CD-ROM with detailed avalanche awareness, trip preparation and route selection information; and batteries

Specifications:

• Weight with batteries: 210 grams
• Transmitting frequency: 457 kHz
• W-Link frequency: 868 / 915 MHz
• Battery type: Alkaline; 3 x AAA 1.5 Volt
• Battery life: at least 200 hours
• Range: 60 meters
• Search strip width: 40 meters
• Dimensions: 113 / 75 / 27 millimeters

With their innovative Pulse Baravox Avalanche Beacon, Mammot gives you the abilty to perform pre-search triage and find multiple buried victims quickly. For all burials, the Pulse uses a 360 degree direction arrow that leads you along the shortest path to the victim and eliminates the need for a final grid search. For multiple buried victims, the Pulse Beacon can search for up to eight signals at once. A triple antenna eliminates all signals except the one you're following and marks victims once they're located. This beacon even shows you which signals are being searched for by other Pulse users, so your search is more efficient. If you're the one buried, this Mammut beacon also has a motion sensor that detects vital signs and lets other Pulse users know you're still alive. In avalanche rescue, efficiency is everything; this Mammot beacon shortens your search and buys time for whoever's buried.