GME Accusat EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon)
Official notice
3 Dec 2013
Last checked
3 Dec 2013
An official ACCC notice concerns GME Accusat EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon). If the defect occurs, the EPIRB may not operate in an emergency situation. Published 2013-12-03.
What to do now
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.
Recall number
77d0e40d-af3d-42ca-b9bc-95586576d0d5
Official notice
2013-12-03
The hazard
The hazard
If the defect occurs, the EPIRB may not operate in an emergency situation.
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