SR203 Survival Radio(Everyday and/or Emergency Use Applications)
VHF GMDSS Radio – FCC and MED Approved
The ACR SR203 21 Channel GMDSS VHF Survival Radio w/Battery Kit (2828) meets all the requirements of the IMO for carriage on SOLAS vessels. Built tough for all marine applications and easy to use in an emergency situation, the ACR SR203 21 Channel GMDSS VHF Survival Radio w/Battery Kit (2828) is the ideal choice for mandatory and voluntary carriage.
The ACR SR203 21 Channel GMDSS VHF Survival Radio w/Battery Kit (2828) digital display and control buttons are backlit making operation in low light environments simple. Once activated, the SR203 is automatically tuned to Channel 16 and has a single push Channel 16 call button to quickly return to the emergency channel.
The ACR SR203 21 Channel GMDSS VHF Survival Radio w/Battery Kit (2828) boasts exceptional battery life of over 16 hours (@ -4°F (-20°C)) thanks to its highly efficient transmitter designed to maximize 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.
For everyday use, ACR offers a lithium polymer rechargeable battery option. The quick release rapid charger provides the ideal solution for keeping the batteries fully charged.
ACR SR203 21 Channel VHF Survival Radio w/Battery Kit (2828) Features:
- Efficent 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
The manufacturer does not allow this product to be returned to Nomadic Supply Company. You must contact the manufacturer directly with any issues.