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Interference Protection System | 50m Searchstripwidth (SSW) | Next-generation hardware
The PIEPS MINI IPS is a compact avalanche transceiver that brings advanced PIEPS technology into a highly portable format. With a 50-meter search strip width and Search Assist Plus, the visual search aid with pictographic instructions, it intuitively guides users through the search process. The innovative Interference Protection System (IPS) minimizes disturbances in transmit mode and ensures stable signal transmission. Thanks to its robust design, long battery life, and Bluetooth connectivity, the MINI IPS is a reliable companion in alpine terrain – for both beginners seeking maximum safety and experienced backcountry users who value a compact device with advanced technology. With PIEPS’ industry-leading signal processing quality, it delivers especially clear, consistent, and reliable direction indication in critical situations.
| Maximum range (m): | 50 |
| Search strip width (m): | 50 |
| Protection against interference in the transmission mode (IPS): | Yes |
| Auto-Revert Search-to-Send | Yes |
| Dimensions (mm) | 104 x 74 x 20 |
| Weight (incl. batteries) | 158 |
| Power supply | 2 batteries (AAA) |
| Battery life (min. h) | 400 Alkaline, 600 Lithium |
| Number of antennas | 3 |
| Receive frequency (kHz) | 457 |
| Transmit frequency (kHz) | 457 |
| Temperature range | -20°C to 45°C | -4°F to 113°F |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Update to latest firmware | Yes |
| Latest Firmware Version | 1.1 |
Circular Receiving Range
PIEPS devices have a so-called “circular receiving range”. This means that the X and Y antennas are equally strong during the coarse search (max. 10% power difference in the best coupling position).
This almost circular reception characteristic leads to a simpler and more efficient coarse search. With antennas of different strengths, on the other hand, an elliptical reception characteristic results, which means that the device has a shorter reception range to its side than to the front or rear.
Useful Range
With Useful Range, we specify the range at which a constant signal can still be received even in the worst case, i.e. with the most unfavorable coupling position between the transmitter and the search device.
Search Strip Width
The search strip width indicates the range that counts in an emergency. How wide can I choose my search section to be sure that I will locate the buried victim(s) if they are in this area?
The search strip width we recommend is double the USEFUL RANGE. Double because this range covers two directions. This means to the front and to the rear, as well as to the left and to the right. With a recommended search strip width of 60 m, you can therefore pass through the middle of an avalanche cone with a width of 60 m, as you have a range of 30 meters to the left and right. As our recommended search strip width is based on the USEFUL RANGE, we also cover the most unfavorable scenario.
Max Range
Specifies the range from which stable initial reception is possible in the best coupling position. For us, stable initial reception means that 8 out of 10 pulses are correctly detected.
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