Backlit Screen – For optimum contrast in all lighting conditions.

Automatic Revert to Transmit – During a search, in the event of a secondary avalanche, the return to transmit function allows the device to automatically switch back to transmit mode. This switch is activated either by timer after a certain period of time of user inactivity, or by motion detector after a certain amount of time where the device has not moved. Configure these timeframes in your beacon’s settings menu.

Dynamic Interference Management – Interference management maximizes the device’s performance in search mode in an environment «overrun» by electromagnetic interference. To accomplish this, the device in search mode automatically reduces the bandwidth and ignores all other frequencies to focus solely on the beacon being tracked. This function can be deactivated by the user.

Marking Function – Identify victims already located; 4-victim display shows “”+”” beyond 4 victims.

Auto-Test Mode – Allows the device to diagnose whether its main functions are operating correctly.

U-Turn Alarm Lets the Rescuer Know They are Heading in the Wrong Direction

Standby Mode Lets the User Keep Their Device Switched on While Shoveling

Scrolling Function Lets you Choose Which Victim to Search For

Group Check

3 Antennas – Improve detection chances in signal search and precision in fine search.

Digital Signal Processing

Bluetooth Technology for Connectivity with the ARVA App

Analog Mode with Automatic Calibration

Battery Life in Transmit Mode – 350 hrs with alkaline batteries / 450 hrs with lithium batteries

Beacons Require Training – Wearing an avalanche beacon is no guarantee of safety in avalanche terrain. We recommend that backcountry travelers take an AIARE Level One class or the equivalent, and practice the skills they learn there regularly with their partners.