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New Beacon for Deep Sea Alarm Applications

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New Beacon for Deep Sea Alarm Applications

Seimac (Dartmouth, Canada), the manufacturer of Novatech line of specialized Radio Beacons and Xenon Flashers for oceanographic recovery and warning applications, has launched a new beacon. The new AS-900A beacon provides a truly global alarm capability via satellite for unexpected surfacing of payloads or unexpected deep sea events anywhere in the world. It can be deployed with ocean bottom sensors or on platforms down to 7,300m and remain there for up to two years. Once at the surface the beacon transmits an identification and position message for up to 30 days.

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