GME EPIRB GNSS Manually Activated GPS Emergency Beacon

You're out past the last signal bar. Phone's dead. The road's gone. This is the moment you wish you'd sorted an EPIRB weeks ago.

The GME EPIRB is manually activated and uses GNSS/GPS to lock your position when you need help and there's no one else around. You pull the pin, it transmits, and rescue gets a fix on where you are. No fiddling with apps. No hoping a satellite catches your WhatsApp.

It sits in your 4WD, your boat, your rangeland kit bag. You activate it when every other option has gone quiet. That's the whole job, and it does that one job properly.

RRP $459. Ships from an Australian warehouse so you're not waiting three weeks on a marketplace listing.

Add to cart and get your emergency line sorted before the next outback trip

• Manually activated EPIRB with GNSS/GPS positioning
• Your last-line emergency signal when phone and radio are both dead
• GME-manufactured, built for Australian conditions
• No subscription or app dependency to trigger a distress call
• RRP $459 — priced for the person who actually needs it, not a display shelf