Automatic Rapid Response

In the event of an actual man overboard situation, the victim's LifeTag signal is rapidly degraded by immersion in water, or as the distance between the victim and boat increase (typically 30 feet.) The LifeTag base station responds automatically by sounding an audible alarm onboard to roust other crew members.

Manual Activation for Onboard Emergencies

Each LifeTag is also fitted with a manual activation button. Pressing and holding the button for three seconds will manually trigger the system. This enables crew members to call for assistance in case of fire, flooding, medical emergency or other situations where an immediate response is needed.

SeaTalk Network Integration

LifeTag can trigger the automatic man overboard in Raymarine SeaTalk compatible chartplotters, radars and instruments. SeaTalk network integration triggers vital actions automatically such as:

• Sounding the SeaTalk network MOB alarm, providing audible and visual alerts to all stations.
• Recording the GPS latitude/longitude of the MOB event, and making it the target waypoint on all connected SeaTalk devices
• Displaying critical search and rescue data (SAR) including:
  • Boat's position at the time of the incident.
  • Elapsed time in the water.
  • Water temperature.
  • Bearing and range back to the MOB position.
• Lowering the range scale on connected Raymarine chartplotter and radar displays to the lowest possible range scale, enhancing seeing the victim on radar and facilitating maneuvering to recover the victim.

Expandable for Bigger Boats and Larger Crews

Thanks to LifeTag's SeaTalk network integration, the system is expandable to support larger vessels or crews in excess of 16 people. Simply add another LifeTag base station where you need additional converage, and add up to 16 additional LifeTag pendants.