Helmet Communication Systems

GEOCOMMS WATERPROOF COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
 

Geocomms Waterproof Communication Equipment User Information

Geocomms waterproof communication systems are designed for use in a non-standard extreme environment. In order to create and maintain the waterproof integrity this equipment we assembled it in special conditions using none-traditional technologies.

All components of Geocomms communication systems are not user maintainable and under no circumstances should be opened.

Unauthorized attempt to open or to fix any component of Geocomms communication system will invalidate our warranty.

Geocomms equipment is ONLY waterproof provided there is no damage to any component of the system including radio and external none Geocomms equipment connected to our system.

If any component of our system is damaged in any way, it should be immediately referred to our service centre for repair before any further use.

Damaged equipment may include helmets, cables, plugs, sockets, switch/RPTT cases, buttons, connectors, etc.

Important recommendations:

Our fault analysis shows the most vulnerable parts of the Geocomms system are plugs, sockets, and cable connectors.

Customers not being accurate with the equipment connections create most of problems we see.

All plugs, sockets, and cable connectors of any Geocomms system should be properly connected or terminated with waterproof lead cap before any use in fresh/salt water.

Plugs, sockets, and cable connectors of any Geocomms system should be disconnected (when such disconnection needed) only in the safe dry environment.

No fresh/salt water should get into any plug, socket, or connector under any circumstances.

Open plugs, sockets, and connectors should be immediately terminated with waterproof lead caps provided by Geocomms International with any plug, socket, and connector we sell.

Do not use an extra force while connecting/disconnecting any plug, socket, or connector.

Store Geocomms equipment in warm dry place.

Remember: disconnecting the radio lead from PTT/RPPT box requires a clock-wise rotation of the closest to the box blue connector ring.

Disconnecting the radio lead is not required while charging or programming RPTT.

If you have any queries about user information for our helmet communication systems, please email us today. You can also call our office on 00 64 9 477 5546. Our office is located in Auckland, New Zealand.