Standard Communications Pty Ltd (GME)—GME Accusat EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon)

PRA number

2013/13882

Published date

Product description

Radio beacon that when activated sends a radio signal via satellite or homing frequency to notify of a distress situation.
MT400
MT403
MT406G
Identifying features
Model MT400, MT401, MT403, MT403G, MT406G

Other identifying numbers

Model MT400, MT401, MT403, MT403G, MT406G

Reasons the product is recalled

Due to a microprocessor malfunction, the EPIRB may fail the self test procedure.

The hazards to consumers

If the defect occurs, the EPIRB may not operate in an emergency situation.

What consumers should do

Perform a test of the unit as indicated on the unit itself in an open area. If the unit does not perform the test function, consumers should contact GME on our hotline mtfail@gme.net.au or contact number advised.

Traders who sold this product

Various marine chandleries and national marine retail chains, such as Whitworths, Bias and BCF.

Where the product was sold

Nationally

Dates available for sale

-

Recall advertisements and supporting documentation

Responsible regulator

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is the responsible regulator for this recall.

Product category

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