PST Exit Exam • Set 1 Question 10 of 30

What is the type of battery used for EPIRB and your SART?

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Direct Answer

Option A: Lithium non-rechargeable

EPIRBs and SARTs require reliable, long-lasting power sources. Lithium batteries are used because they offer a long shelf-life, high energy density, and reliability in extreme temperatures.

All Options

Lithium non-rechargeable (Correct Answer)

None of the above

Solar rechargeable cells

Lead acid battery

Detailed Explanation & Context

EPIRBs and SARTs require reliable, long-lasting power sources. Lithium batteries are used because they offer a long shelf-life, high energy density, and reliability in extreme temperatures.

Relevant Framework: STCW 2010 Manila Amendments • DG Shipping E-Learning & Exit Exam Standards • Personal Survival Techniques (PST).

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