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Model No: x12

X12 Beidou Wearable Termina

★ Beidou satellite-based wearable emergency terminal
★ Real-time distress alert & two-way communication
★ GPS + BDS hybrid high-precision positioning
★ One-key SOS & one-key position reporting
★ Automatic man-overboard SOS triggering
★ RDSS Beidou short message satellite communication
★ Bluetooth BLE connection to mobile APP
★ Low power consumption with ≥72 hours operation
★ Marine-grade waterproof & corrosion-resistant design
Delivery :
FOB
minimum order :
100 pieces
Quantity :
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  • The X12 Beidou wearable emergency terminal is a professional marine safety wearable device designed for personnel distress alert, positioning, and satellite communication in offshore and remote environments where cellular networks are unavailable.
  • This Beidou wearable emergency terminal integrates RDSS Beidou short message satellite communication, enabling reliable two-way communication between distressed personnel and onshore rescue command centers. With GPS + BDS hybrid positioning, the terminal provides accurate latitude, longitude, and altitude information to support rapid rescue operations.
  • The Beidou wearable emergency terminal supports one-key SOS and automatic man-overboard alarm, ensuring immediate emergency alerts without manual intervention. Its low power consumption design allows continuous operation for over 72 hours, making it suitable for long-duration marine missions.
  • Equipped with Bluetooth BLE connectivity, the Beidou wearable emergency terminal can connect to a mobile APP for short message management, device status monitoring, user trajectory viewing, and operating mode configuration. The integrated RDSS signal strength indicator provides visual feedback on satellite communication quality.
  • With a marine-grade waterproof and corrosion-resistant housing, the X12 Beidou wearable emergency terminal strictly complies with marine equipment standards and is widely used in offshore operations, marine engineering, search and rescue missions, and emergency safety applications.