Mammut ELEMENT Barryvox Avalanche Beacon
Mammut ELEMENT Barryvox Avalanche Beacon
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Product Info
The Mammut ELEMENT Barryvox Avalanche Beacon is a digital 3 antenna device focusing on the essentials but with the same superior search range as the more expensive PULSE. The ELEMENT stands out thanks to its ease-of-use and clear instructions. Its one-button operation and clearly laid out display makes the device very user friendly. This beacon guarantees fast and precise location, with signal analysis, listing of victims and a marking function to quickly and reliably tackle even complex situations involving multiple burials.
Product Details
Display
A large screen for clear user navigation
Search Features
Intuitive and easy operation
Multiple Burials – Pattern recognition is used to separate buried subjects in a list and mark them as "found" by means of the marking function. Pattern recognition and the marking function help to locate most buried subjects without having to use any special search strategies for multiple burial situations.
Digital signal processing for multiple burials
Reverse direction function
Accoustic search guidance
Optional Modes
The ELEMENT Barryvox ®has an intuitive and straightforward user profile that is very easy to use thanks to clear instructions and one-button operation.
Battery
Alkaline 3 x AAA 1.5 volt
Case
113 mm x 75 mm x 27 mm
Additional Features
One-button operation
3 antennas for simple pinpointing in close range and for deeply buried people
Intelligent group test
High resistance to impact and breakage
Suitable for use with gloves
100% Swiss made, developed and produced in Switzerland
Beacons Require Training – Wearing an avalanche beacon is no guarantee of safety in avalanche terrain. We recommend that backcountry travelers take an AIARE Level One class or the equivalent, and practice the skills they learn there regularly with their partners.