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Barryvox Package Light
Mammut
Barryvox Package Light
$489.95
Description

　　Extremely reliable beacon with lightweight shovel and probe

　　When every gram counts. The Mammut Barryvox Package Light is a weight-optimized set of avalanche equipment for freeriding, off-piste runs or ski touring. It contains the digital 3-antenna Barryvox® avalanche transceiver, the lightweight avalanche Probe 240 short and the small, compact Alugator Light avalanche shovel. The Barryvox scores well on extremely simple navigation and clear instructions. The aluminum avalanche Probe 240 short is safe and easy to use, even when wearing gloves. And the packing volume and weight are reduced to the minimum with the Alugator Light avalanche shovel, which features a blade made of hardened, anodized aluminum. Feel safe out in the snow.

　　This generation of Barryvox beacons continues the faultless reliability that the previous avalanche transceivers were known for. At the same time, Mammut has incorporated some major enhancements in terms of usability and performance. This beacon combines a highly powerful search with intuitive handling to help you find buried subjects quickly, easily and reliably.

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Description
Brand Name:
Mammut
Color:
North America
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
2620-00310-1012-1
UPC:
7613357313339
Other Features:
• Barryvox®, digital 3-antenna avalanche transceiver
• Probe 240 Short: compact, effective probe
• Compact shovel made from hardened, anodized aluminum with an extremely small packing volume
Barryvox Features:
• Effective digital search strip width: 70 meters
• Digital receiving bandwidth: 70 meters
• Circular receiving field: almost identical receiving bandwidth for X and Y antennas
• Display: display with background lighting, very easy to read even when wearing polarized glasses
• Acoustic search guidance: allows the rescuer to visually search the avalanche field
• Reverse direction function to avoid 180-degree search errors
• Group test with clear instructions
• Visual interface: shows distance, direction and number of buried subjects
• Design: ergonomic, impact-proof and break-proof. Can be operated while wearing gloves
• Device tests: automatic self-test and function test
• Multiple buried subjects: digital signal processing in the event of several buried subjects
• Automatic switching from send to search (Auto Revert): if a rescuer does not move for 4 minutes, we assume a secondary avalanche and the device switches to SEND mode (motion-sensor controlled)
• Attachment: includes highly functional Barryvox carrying system
• W-Link: Additional communication channel for improved search performance
• Manage the device fleet via W-Link
• Updateable software
SPECS:
-- Operating temperature: -25° to +45° Celsius (-13° to +113° Fahrenheit)
-- Battery life: Alkaline: around 300 hours SEND
-- Batteries included: Yes
-- Sending frequency: 457 kHz
-- Digital search strip width: 70 m
-- Buried subject marking: mark
-- EN standards: EN 300718
-- Warranty: 2-year warranty; additional 3-year Mammut guarantee if registered year
-- Battery type: Alkaline 3 x AAA 1.5 volt
-- 100% Made in Switzerland, produced and developed in Switzerland
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