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Arva - LVS EVO4 Clip For Safe - Avalanche transceiver
At a glance
Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- skiing, ski touring, snowboard
- Material type:
- plastic
- Functions:
- multiple burial searching
- Power source:
- 4 x AAA batteries
- Range (max.):
- 40 m
- Weight:
- 240 g
- Weight reference:
- with batteries
- Misc:
- marking function to identify spills; Clip For Safe System
- Legal notice:
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- Item No.:
- 406-0081
Product description
Avalanche beacon that’s simple and intuitive to operate
The LVS EVO4 Clip For Safe from Arva is an impressive avalanche beacon because it’s easy to use and has super practical features. It has a marking function that allows you to identify buried subjects, digital signal processing to help you find your way and a group-check function. This makes it easy to determine if all members of the group are wearing an avalanche transceiver that’s in transmit mode. The intuitively designed user interface ensures that the user can quickly and easily determine the number of buried people.
For beginners or experienced mountaineers
The LVS EVO4 Clip For Safe is equipped with the Clip For Safe system. This guarantees that your device automatically switches to transmit mode when you clip the strap. As for the group-check mode, it tests the transmission frequency and power. This avalanche beacon is great for ski touring, freeriding or snowboarding and lets you improve your technical skills when it comes to avalanche rescue.
The features at a glance:
- Easy to use avalanche beacon with an LCD display
- Group test feature and multiple burial search
- Clip For Safe system changes automatically to transmit mode when clipping the shoulder strap
- Mark function to identify victims
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