The Classic Ortovox Avalanche Tranceiver...Now with a Larger Receiving Performance!

For all people preferring the proven, classic analogue techniques and its advantages, the F1 focus is the ideal device. Being ahead of its time and the mostly used device in the world, the F1 Focus also receives fast and safely all older avalanche transceivers at 457 kHz.

• Visual search indicators shaped in an arrow
• Large range (up to 80 m)
• Fast pinpoint search by visual search indicators and loudspeaker
• Patented forced ON/OFF switch
• Scaled switch for volume control operable with gloves
• Safe and easy multiple burial search by signal isolation
• Fast switch-over to transmit mode in case of a second avalanche according to the standard
• Comfortable one-belt system ensuring that the device always remains in contact with the body to avoid loss.
• Function control and battery capacity control
• Only 2 easily accessible batteries
• The device surpasses the strenuous requirements of the European standard EN 300718
• 5-year warranty

Technical Data:
Function: analog
Housing: anatomically shaped, waterproof and secure against knocks according to EN 300718
Dimensions: 130 x 80 x 25 mm
Frequency: 457 kHz
Range: roughly 80 m
Search strip width: up to 60 m
Temperature tolerance: -300º to +500º C
Batteries: 2 x LR6 Mignon 1.5 V E91 AM3 AA (no rechargeables) = 2 "AA" batteries
Transmitting: approx. 350 hours
Receiving: approx. 40 hours
Weight: approx. 230g batteries and body belt included

ORTOVOX avalanche transceivers are designed to assist in self-rescue if you are buried in an avalanche! Travelling in avalanche terrain is potentially hazardous and should only be undertaken by experienced parties. Effective use of a transceiver requires proper training and continuous practice. Always wear your transceiver next to your body under outer clothing. ORTOVOX strongly advises that you carefully read the owners manual included with this transceiver. Always take a shovel and a probe when traveling in avalanche terrain and never travel alone. Prior to travelling in avalanche terrain, ensure that all transceivers are functioning properly and that the batteries are in good working order.