IMPA: 334113

IMO Symbols Survival Craft Portable Radio

The IMO Symbols Survival Craft Portable Radio is an essential piece of maritime safety equipment, designed to provide reliable two-way communication on VHF frequencies in emergency situations. It is specifically built for use in survival craft such as life rafts and lifeboats, ensuring that crew members can stay in contact with rescue authorities and other vessels.

This portable radio is engineered to withstand harsh marine environments, featuring a fully waterproof and buoyant construction. With a compact, rugged design, it is easy to handle and operate even while wearing gloves or in rough seas. The integrated IMO symbols ensure that no confusion occurs during crisis, aligning with international standards for safety equipment.

Compliant with SOLAS and GMDSS regulations, this survival craft portable radio is a mandatory item on commercial vessels, offshore platforms, and recreational boats cruising in open waters. Ensure your crew's safety by adding this proven communication tool to your onboard safety equipment list.

Key Features

Technical Specifications

Frequency Range156.0 – 163.5 MHz (Marine VHF Band)
Operating ChannelChannel 16 (Distress, Safety and Calling)
Output Power1 W / 5 W (switchable)
Battery TypeRechargeable Li-ion or alkaline (depending on configuration)
Battery Operating TimeMinimum 8 hours (18:6:6 duty cycle)
Waterproof RatingIPX7 (submersion up to 1 m for 30 minutes)
BuoyancyFloats
Dimensions150 × 60 × 35 mm (approximately)
Weight300 g (approximately)
ComplianceIMO/SOLAS, GMDSS

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an IMO Symbols Survival Craft Portable Radio?

It is a handheld VHF radio designed for two-way voice communication in survival craft during maritime emergencies. It carries IMO-approved symbols for quick identification and ensures compliance with SOLAS/GMDSS requirements.

Is the radio waterproof and does it float?

Yes, the radio is waterproof to international standards and has a buoyant housing so it floats if dropped overboard. This makes it suitable for immersion and recovery in water.

Which frequency does this radio use?

The radio operates on the international VHF marine band and is preset to Channel 16, the distress, safety and calling frequency. Some models also allow access to other channels for auxiliary communication.

What is the battery duration?

The battery provides a minimum of 8 hours of operation in standard duty cycle (18:6:6), ensuring reliable communication when you need it most.

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