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EMIRATES DIVING ASSOCIATION publish ENOS-System!
EDA, Emirates Diving Association allows for a detailed insight into ENOS-System


Sea Emergency Transmitters for Divers: What you know could safe your life
Do they help in case of need?
What happens when a diver calls for help on frequencies Channel 16, DSC 70, AIS, 406 MHz?
You are confused? One more reason for reading this article:

A very descriptive article in the online magazine UNDERWATER 360°, written by HASTINGS FORMAN
Additionally in a short overview it's explained why sea emergency frequencies are not recommendable for divers; some of these frequencies are permitted and not efficient! For instance, devices equipped with Channels 16 and DSC 70 require certain conditions which can't be ignored - worldwide.

SIBO.1 Signální Bóje - SIBO.1, Signal-Buoy / SMB


Záchranný Systém ENOS - Rescue System ENOS





Brutally Honest!


DAN Europe integrate ENOS-System in its quality standards


The German diving magazine TAUCHEN presents several products for divers to give signals at the surface.
SMB or ENOS?
How do the devices work?
And how quick?


ENOS from the point of view of professional rescuers




EURO SECURITY, a magazine specifically for safety


The industry of rescue devices discovered divers a their new target group!
- Contrary to the promotional claims help will not be initiated, regardless of the emrgency call!
- Some of the products scuba divers are allowed to buy — but not to use!
Here magazine "unterwassser" clarifies and gives a transparent overview.


Since years company Seareq care about the safety of divers.
They safe lives with locating system ENOS — maybe either yours.


An overview of Electronic Sea Rescue Systems - from the point of view of divers


German SAR "Deutsche Gesellschaft zur Rettung Schiffbrüchiger/DGzRS" tested ENOS-System in the Baltic Sea in cooperation with German diving magazine TAUCHEN!


A short press clipping show HOW quick ENOS can become necessary and HOW quick dangerous situations change to harmless


In the context of a "LIVEABOARD SPECIALS" the Danish dive magazine DYK ask 2 important questions:
1. What can divers do to becomse spooted at the surface?
2. What can a liveaboard do to find divers on the surface?
2 questions, 1 clear answer: ENOS!


"Safety onboard is self-evident" all say!
Sure, what else ...
And what's about reality?
A critical surveillance - which will not taste all owners of liveaboards - but of high value for all divers.
written from Linus Geschke


"Why shall I use my seatbelt? I am not going to have an accident!",
is a very special point of view.
Magazine "DIVER" has another opinion and made a trial with ENOS-System,
in the interest of divers.


Heinz Ritter, publisher of magazine "unterwasser", want to get the approval and initiated an ENOS-Trial in the Red Sea:
2 divers from his editorial team shall send their ENOS-Alerts to the boat.
To make it as realistic as possible they were brang very far away on the open sea — during wind and high waves.
Which was not planned:
After the zodiac driver has dropped the divers into water he returned to the liveaboard — and left the divers alone in the open sea.
Now beads of prespiration appeared even on principal's forehead ...


An editor in chief with courage:
"ENOS is a Must!", demands Heinz Käsinger in his editorial of divestyle magazine ATLANTIS.
The clear statement has a gruesome background:
In January 5 divers got lost after they surfaced. Only one survived because he reached the shore after eight hours swimming for his life.
A rescue operation was initiated without result.
That's why Heinz Käsinger demands more safety onboard in his editorial and explains the Electronic Rescue and Locating System ENOS precisely in a further article of the same issue.



ENOS used by Professinal Rescuers!
Bavarian Rescue Divers put ENOS into acid:
Does the device resist the jumps off the helicopter?
And how fast is transmission of alert?
Everybody knows: During rescue operations every minute counts!








The Egyptian magazine H2O describe the innovation ENOS-System, world's first GPS supported rescue systems for divers.
Many divers gone lost in the Red Sea which is the reason why the Electronic Rescue and Locating System attached high attention.
The Egyptian government as well as the institutions "Red Sea Association" and "CDWS, Chamber for Diving and Water Sports" were seriously impressed about the High-Tech-System, how speedy and reliable divers become rescued, hovering between life and death while they are drifting in the open ocean.
