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SART SSR-4

The Furuno SART SSR-4 is a radar search-and-rescue transponder. It is normally installed with survival craft or GMDSS equipment for emergency deployment. It is designed for localization of survival craft by producing a recognizable response on nearby marine radar. The operating principle relies on response to interrogating radar signals. The supplied entry gives no additional verified capacity, pressure, power or dimensional figure for this model. Compared with neighbouring models, the relevant differences are battery, antenna, mounting/deployment arrangement and exact response characteristics; these must be confirmed from the installed documentation rather than inferred from the model designation alone. Service and survey attention should concentrate on battery validity, self-test, antenna/casing, stowage and deployment equipment. For exact ratings, dimensions, tolerances, test limits and model-specific settings, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

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Common failures & inspection points

Battery depletion or expiry caused by age or storage conditions, noticed from the service marking or failed self-test
Antenna or casing damage caused by impact, weather or poor stowage, noticed visually or through failed self-test
Activation mechanism failure caused by corrosion or mechanical damage, noticed during approved testing
Incorrect registration, identity or pairing caused by administrative/configuration error, noticed when equipment data do not match vessel records
Water ingress caused by damaged seals, noticed as corrosion, fogging or failed test

Service & Maintenance

Check battery/service expiry, approved self-test, casing, antenna, activation arrangement and identification/registration. Verify mounting, lanyard, pole or hydrostatic-release arrangement where applicable and ensure deployment is unobstructed. Do not generate a live distress transmission during routine inspection unless an authorized test procedure specifically requires it.

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Replacement Parts

Internal repair is normally an authorized-service task. Carry only manufacturer-approved external mounting, lanyard, bracket, pole or hydrostatic-release parts where shipboard replacement is permitted, and schedule battery/service replacement before expiry.
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