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Beacons Require Training – Wearing an avalanche beacon is no guarantee of safety in avalanche terrain. We recommend that backcountry travelers take an Avalanche safety class, and practice the skills they learn there regularly with their partners.
T3 Software update is available for certain prior year Tracker 3 models -> Click here to learn more
FAQ: What is the difference between Tracker3 and Tracker3+? There is no difference in performance or features. Tracker3+ has a new software version because there’s some new hardware on the circuit board from new suppliers. These chips need slightly different code than their predecessors.
Product information & features
Specs
• Category : Avalanche Beacons
• Activity : Ski / Snowboarding ,Snowmobile ,Snowshoe / Uphill / Skimo
• Dimensions : 11.6 x 7.1 x 2.3 cm
• Weight : 164 grams without harness
• Harness Weight : 120 grams
• Frequency : 457 kHz
• Max Range : 50 meters
• Search Strip Width : 55 meters
• Antennas : 3 Antennas
• Power : x3 AAA alkaline batteries
• Battery Life : Min. 1 hour in search mode after 200 hours in transmit mode
(approximately 250 hours in transmit only or 50 hours in search only)
• Display : Temperature Resistant LED Display
• Case : Includes a Protective Carrying Case and Harness
• Origin : Assembled and tested in the USA
• Certification : Certified to meet all applicable North American and European standards
• Warranty : 5-year limited
Additional Features
• Close Proximity Indicator
• Real-Time, Digital Display Shows Direction and Distance
• Search Features
• Search Mode
• Transmit Mode
• Multiple Burial Indicator
• Optional Modes
• Mute Mode
• Signal Suppression Mode
• Motion sensing Auto Revert Mode
• Big Picture Mode
Tracker™ Series Feature Chart
How it Works & Educational Resources
• Tracker Combo Manual - Tracker™ 4, Tracker™ 3, Tracker™ S Models
• EU Declaration of Conformity - Tracker 3
• Testing Protocol for Tracker™ 3 Avalanche Beacons
• Tracker Backup Search Techniques (Handout)
About the manufacturer
Founded by hardcore backcountry enthusiasts in Boulder, Colorado in 1994, Backcountry Access (BCA) began with humble origins. Since its inception, BCA’s primary objective was to innovate avalanche safety gear to make the backcountry a place for all to enjoy. That focus led to many landmark “firsts” for the brand, including the introduction of the first digital transceiver in 1996, the Tracker DTS. Following this momentum, BCA introduced the revolutionary Float Avalanche Airbag System, BC Link radios, and snowmobile-specific avalanche safety products, and pioneered strategic shoveling and searching techniques. Today, BCA is known worldwide as the preferred backcountry safety brand for avalanche professionals, skiers, snowboarders, and snowmobilers.
Belief - Safety is success in the backcountry.
Vision - Driving global backcountry safety & education for committed outdoor enthusiasts.
Mission - Be the world’s foremost leader in backcountry safety & education.
