Mammut - Barryvox S2 - Avalanche transceiver
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- skiing, ski touring, snowboard
- Material type:
- plastic
- Functions:
- multiple burial searching
- Power source:
- 3 x AAA batteries, battery operated
- Range (max.):
- 70 m
- Weight:
- 180 g
- Weight reference:
- per piece
- Includes:
- 3 AAA batteries included
- Misc:
- updates and configuration via the Mammut app; 100% made in Switzerland
- Item No.:
- 406-0091
Product description
Excellent avalanche beacon with extensive functions
The Barryvox S2 avalanche beacon from Mammut is the ISPO Award Winner and is impressive due to its intuitive operation and range of up to 70 metres. The beacon can be easily updated with the Mammut app and all important configurations and training options can also be conveniently controlled via the app. The digital 3-antenna beacon weighs 180 g and can be operated with 2 AAA 1.5 volt batteries. Both classic alkaline batteries and rechargeable lithium batteries can be used.
The extensive functions of the Barryvox S2 from Mammut include:
- Acoustic user guidance to keep an eye on the avalanche field at all times
- Voice guidance for additional instructions and support in all phases of the search
- Visual and acoustic probe display when switching from fine search to pinpoint search
- Intelligent fine search with patented technology
- High-contrast MIP display, which is easy to read even in bright sunlight
- Advanced features with alternative search mode and individually customisable settings
- Optimal overview of multiple burials thanks to the intuitive visual interface
- Automatic self-tests for transmitting function and battery status.
- Group test function
- Reduce and identify possible signal interference using the "Interference Guard".
- Marking function for multiple burials (mark/unmark)
- Additional Bluetooth channel for complicated rescue scenarios
- Deep burial mode
- Rescue SEND protective function for automatic transmission switching in the event of a secondary avalanche burial.
- Reverse function to prevent 180° search errors
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