ATC Equipment
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The system has been proven for a long time and has been overhauled completely in the year 2015. Some innovative solutions provided decisive advantages to the users and to the operators.
The system can simulate from five to sixteen transceivers. The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
The transmitters will provide automatic feedback upon a probe hit. A probe hit on the probing surface of a transmitter is indicated at the control unit and signaled acoustically. The search times for every transmitter are also indicated.
The control unit also incorporates a counter for the number of exercises that can be read out at any time.
The entire system is equipped with standard batteries for autonomous operation throughout a winter season. No mains supply required.
In order to save precious energy, the system automatically enters a sleep mode when not used for some time. There is no need to turn the system off manually.
Train realistically — as in real-life scenarios
Up to 16 transmitters
individually or randomly activated
For flexible and realistic search scenarios.
Radio range of up to 150 m
between control unit and transmitters
Enables large, practice-oriented training fields.
Single and multiple burial search
Versatile training for all skill levels.
Train realistically — as in real-life scenarios
Up to 16 transmitters
individually or randomly activated
For flexible and realistic search scenarios.
Radio range of up to 150 m
between control unit and transmitters
Enables large, practice-oriented training fields.
Single and multiple burial search
Versatile training for all skill levels.
Train realistically — as in real-life scenarios
Up to 16 transmitters
individually or randomly activated
For flexible and realistic search scenarios.
Radio range of up to 150 m
between control unit and transmitters
Enables large, practice-oriented training fields.
Single and multiple burial search
Versatile training for all skill levels.
ATC Equipment
Train realistically — as in real-life scenarios
Train realistically — as in real-life scenarios
Train realistically — as in real-life scenarios
Train realistically — as in real-life scenarios
ATC Equipment
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The system has been proven for a long time and has been overhauled completely in the year 2015. Some innovative solutions provided decisive advantages to the users and to the operators.
The system can simulate from five to sixteen transceivers. The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
The transmitters will provide automatic feedback upon a probe hit. A probe hit on the probing surface of a transmitter is indicated at the control unit and signaled acoustically. The search times for every transmitter are also indicated.
The control unit also incorporates a counter for the number of exercises that can be read out at any time.
The entire system is equipped with standard batteries for autonomous operation throughout a winter season. No mains supply required.
In order to save precious energy, the system automatically enters a sleep mode when not used for some time. There is no need to turn the system off manually.
ATC Equipment
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The system has been proven for a long time and has been overhauled completely in the year 2015. Some innovative solutions provided decisive advantages to the users and to the operators.
The system can simulate from five to sixteen transceivers. The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
The transmitters will provide automatic feedback upon a probe hit. A probe hit on the probing surface of a transmitter is indicated at the control unit and signaled acoustically. The search times for every transmitter are also indicated.
The control unit also incorporates a counter for the number of exercises that can be read out at any time.
The entire system is equipped with standard batteries for autonomous operation throughout a winter season. No mains supply required.
In order to save precious energy, the system automatically enters a sleep mode when not used for some time. There is no need to turn the system off manually.
ATC Equipment
ATC Equipment
Markus Hirnböck
Ob Ausbildung, Workshops oder Prüfungen – die RTX457 überzeugt durch Zuverlässigkeit, einfache Handhabung und maximale Flexibilität im Gelände. Genau das, was wir für eine professionelle LVS-Ausbildung brauchen.
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Patrick Hediger
Seit Jahren setzen wir das RTX457 erfolgreich in unseren Winter-Basiskursen ein. Die einfache Bedienung und die vielfältigen Trainingsmöglichkeiten machen es zu einem unverzichtbaren Bestandteil unserer LVS-Ausbildung.
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27e BIM, Französisches Heer
Seit 2021 setzen wir rund 20 RTX457-Systeme in der Lawinenrettungsausbildung ein. Die flexibel anpassbaren Suchszenarien ermöglichen eine praxisnahe Ausbildung unserer Gebirgssoldaten.“
– 27. Gebirgsinfanteriebrigade (BIM), Frankreich.
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ATC Equipment
The ATC Avalanche Training Center is a stationary system for training transceiver and probe search.
The system has been proven for a long time and has been overhauled completely in the year 2015. Some innovative solutions provided decisive advantages to the users and to the operators.
The system can simulate from five to sixteen transceivers. The transmitters that are buried in the search area emit signals that are exactly equal to the signals from real avalanche transceivers.
At the control unit, the remotely controlled transmitters can be selected at random (standard mode) or individually (expert mode). This allows for training simple as well as complex (multiple burials) burial situations.
The transmitters will provide automatic feedback upon a probe hit. A probe hit on the probing surface of a transmitter is indicated at the control unit and signaled acoustically. The search times for every transmitter are also indicated.
The control unit also incorporates a counter for the number of exercises that can be read out at any time.
The entire system is equipped with standard batteries for autonomous operation throughout a winter season. No mains supply required.
In order to save precious energy, the system automatically enters a sleep mode when not used for some time. There is no need to turn the system off manually.