EPIRB, PLB, and AIS service.
Most owners don’t realize an EPIRB has a service interval until it stops chirping. The battery has a manufacturer-set replacement date (usually 5 or 10 years from manufacture), the hydrostatic release is on its own 24-month clock, and the registration with NOAA needs to be current with your contact info. We service all three.
EPIRBs and PLBs, serviced and registered.
Service. We service EPIRBs and PLBs from ACR, Ocean Signal, McMurdo, and Kannad. Bring yours in and we’ll check it over and get it back in compliance.
NOAA registration. Every EPIRB needs a current registration with NOAA. We can help you fill out the registration paperwork and submit it to NOAA, or update your contact and vessel details if anything has changed.
Hydrostatic release re-arming. Cat I EPIRBs (the float-free ones) ride in a hydrostatic release bracket. The HRU has a 24-month replacement clock independent of the EPIRB battery. We replace and re-arm them for you.
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