6030-292 Mammut Barryvox 2 Beacon

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One of the best transceivers in the industry, the Barryvox 2 avalanche transceiver is essential in avalanche-prone terrain. It’s super user-friendly, has a 70m range, and is packed with time-saving search support features. While in search mode it gives you clear instructions through audible search guidance, voice guidance, and visual display cues. You can perform updates, configurations, and avalanche training on the Mammut app, so you're ready to make fast, smart decisions in emergencies.

  • Ergonomic design is impact-proof and can be operated with gloves on
  • Can be updated with new functions
  • Auto-Select function guides you to the strongest or closest signal first in case of a multiple burial situation
  • Rescue-send mode disables all signals during a rescue to assist those in need but automatically activates send mode if movement hasn’t been detected for 4 minutes, indicating a potential second burial
  • Display is backlit and easy to read, even with polarized sunglasses
  • Audio and visual guidance provides information on distance, direction and number of victims
  • Interference Guard intelligently manages and mitigates signal interference
  • Deep Burial Mode starts the fine search earlier when a deep burial is detected and provides precise guidance
  • Group test function activates itself when turning the beacon on
  • Reverse direction function prevents 180-degree search errors
  • 70m search strips speeds signal pick-up
  • Auto-revert function switches from search to send after being immobile for 4 minutes
  • Auto guidance continues to guide the rescuer to the buried subject in the event of signal failures or overlaps
  • Automatic self-test, frequency check and function test ensure your beacon is always functioning properly
  • Send mode battery life is 200 hours. Search 1 hour
  • Includes Barryvox® carrying system with SafeLock which prevents accidental activation of search mode