Arva Evo5 Transceiver
Description
The EVO5, the latest arrival in our line of transceivers, capitalizes on ARVA’s 35-year expertise to fit in the palm of your hand.
Our R&D team pushed the size/performance ratio past the edge of the envelope to create a device that fits perfectly in your snow pants' pocket. With a 50m search strip width, group check, mark function, and an automatic revert-to-transmit mode, the EVO5 is jam packed with all of the essential functions needed to rescue an avalanche victim. Equipped with a backlit screen and a speaker that emits a precise, modulated beep, this transceiver will efficiently and effectively guide you to the burial zone.
Warning: Holster sold separately
Key Benefits
DESIGN AND ERGONOMICS
The design and ergonomics of the device were taken into account from the very beginning of the EVO5's development to make handling simple and intuitive. A 3 position slider, an extra large screen and a central marking button make it easy to operate the device during the search.
EVO5, A MINIATURE DVA
The EVO5 is the smallest DVA ever designed by the ARVA brand. With only 11cm in height and 7cm in width, it is one of the most compact detectors on the market. Its size and light weight of 170g allow it to be forgotten without neglecting performance in an emergency situation.
DIFFERENT CARRYING OPTIONS
The EVO5 will be delivered with a carrying strap and a leash to allow the camera to slide into a pocket while keeping a solid attachment around the waist. A holster for traditional porting will be available as an option.
50M SEARCH BANDWIDTH
Bandwith corresponds to the size the area «scanned» by the searching device. The device’s search area increases as bandwidth increases. This criterion is often used to compare beacon performance.
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.
AUTOMATIC SWITCH BACK TO EMISSION
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.
Weight
165g (including batteries)
Features
- 3 antennas to improve chances of finding a signal and for greater precision during the fine search
50m search strip width - GROUP CHECK mode tests transmit frequency and power
- Marking function to identify burial victims already located
- Multiple burial indicator displays a “+”when more than 3 victims
- Digital signal processing guides rescuer more efficiently towards the burial zone
- Auto-test lets the device run a diagnostic to verify that all main functionalities are working properly
- Backlit screen provides great contrast in any conditions or lighting
- Automatic revert-to-transmit mode via movement sensor in case of a secondary avalanche
- Interference management lets the user adjust their search technique in an area with a lot of signal interference
- U-Turn alarm lets the rescuer know they are heading in the wrong direction
- Compact minimalist device (111mm x 72mm x 20mm)
- Weight: 165g (including batteries)
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About
ARVA
We’ve been designing avalanche safety devices and equipment for more than 30 years. Seeking high performance and reliability, we’re focusing on innovation to bring the best devices matching your needs in the mountains. Working and collaborating with mountain rescuers, we jointly develop the new features that can save lives.
The leading manufacturer of avalanche transceivers for the amateur enthusiast, today the brand offers a full raging of beacons, shovels, probes, backpacks, back protection, and accessories.
ARVA remains committed to customer service and quality, and continues to develop and manufacture all of its transceivers in France.