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The lightest and highly visible avalanche beacon "Peps Mini IPS"

Peeps Mini IPS

WEIGHT: 158g (including batteries)
SIZE: 104 x 74 x 20mm
FUNCTIONS:
Equipped with electromagnetic interference protection system
- New function Search Assist Plus (smart search assistance using pictograms)
- Safe mode switching (slide-off)
- Alarm to prevent forgetting to turn off power
- cutting-edge marking performance
- Automatic return function
- Adjustment of group check interval
- Supports basic training using the Peeps app
- Bluetooth® Peeps app can update to the latest features
- Search bandwidth 50m

¥57,860 (estimated price)

Introducing the Peeps Mini IPS avalanche beacon, which is the lightest in the market (as of December 2024). Despite its compact design, it is also one of the largest screens in the industry, and has excellent visibility. This is a next-generation model that combines lightness and ease of viewing.

The biggest feature of the "Mini IPS" is the newly installed "Search Assist Plus." This function guides the search steps with easy-to-understand pictograms, indicating the appropriate travel speed and distance for each phase. It provides support for those with experience, as well as those who tend to be anxious in emergencies, as well as those who tend to be anxious in emergencies. In addition, when in transmission mode, external electromagnetic interference such as smartphones and transceivers can become a problem, but to deal with this, an "electromagnetic interference protection system" is installed. By automatically detecting the effects of interference and stabilizing the output, it continues to emit reliable beacon signals.

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BRAND features

PIEPS, which was born in Austria in 1967, specializes in the development of high-quality snow safety gear such as avalanche beacons, avalanche probes, and snow shovels that are indispensable for backcountry skiing. We are building an intelligent avalanche system using the latest electronics, such as beacons that can be set and managed with a smartphone, and probes that can catch the radio waves of the beacons.