sMRT, manufactured by Marine Rescue Technologies, provides industry-leading Maritime Survivor Locating Devices (MSLD) and Man Overboard (MOB) beacons.
sMRT, a brand by Marine Rescue Technologies (MRT), specializes in manufacturing advanced Maritime Survivor Locating Devices (MSLD) and Man Overboard (MOB) beacons for commercial and recreational marine environments.
Their comprehensive product line includes life-saving devices such as the sMRT ALERT, AU11, and V300-X1, which seamlessly integrate technologies like VHF DSC, AIS, and 121.5 MHz transmission to vastly improve rapid search and rescue operations. By transmitting distress signals and accurate GPS positioning directly to nearby vessels and authorities, sMRT ensures that mariners in distress have the highest chance of quick recovery. Committed to maritime safety, sMRT devices meet rigorous global standards and RTCM regulations to provide unquestionable reliability at sea.
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Once fitted into a PFD (Personal Flotation Device), a full system test of the sMRT device should be performed every 3 months. Do not test the device more than once per month to avoid negatively affecting battery performance in the event of an emergency.
Depending on the model, sMRT devices can be manually activated by arming the switch and pressing the activate button, or they will automatically activate upon continuous immersion in water for a minimum of 2 seconds.
Yes, particularly when used in a commercial environment. Annual inspection and recertification of the device by an authorized service partner is recommended (and sometimes mandatory) every 12 months to ensure optimum performance.
You should register your sMRT device on the manufacturer's ownership registration database via the sMRT warranty and registration portal (warranty.smrtsos.com). This provides essential contact details to Government Search and Rescue (SAR) authorities in the event of an emergency.