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ULB-362C Series Underwater Locator Beacon
ULB-362C Series Underwater Locator Beacon
Compact, cost-effective, full ocean depth underwater locator beacon
- Compact size
- For use on ROVs, AUVs, ordnance and equipment recoveries
- Battery has 6-year shelf life
- Power Loss option available
The ULB-362C is a compact, cost-effective, full ocean depth underwater locator beacon designed for applications where size is critical. Typical applications include use on ROVs, AUVs, ordnance and equipment recoveries. The ULB-362Ccan withstand very high levels of vibration, pressure, and temperature. It is powered by a battery with a 6-year shelf life which provides a minimum operating life of 90days when activated.
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