Appendix A - Accessories - ACR Electronics ResQLink PLB-400 Product User Manual

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Appendix A – Accessories
Custom ACR Skins
Custom ACR skins are available for both the PLB-400 and PLB-425 models. The PLB-425
comes with two skins (Camouflage and Aqua Marine as shown in the image below)
included when purchased. Additional skins will be available for both the PLB-400 and
PLB-425 at www.acrartex.com. Use of these exclusive ACR skins allow PLB-400 and
PLB-425 beacon owners to create a customized beacon tailored to their specific lifestyle
and preferred activities.
Application of the skins to the beacon's face is simple. Simply remove the skin from its
liner and apply to the face of your PLB-400 or PLB-425 using the LED cutouts in the
skin as a guide for correct placement. Once the skin has been applied to the face of the
beacon, the matching antenna arm skin can be applied to the section of the antenna
arm which covers the Power (on/off) button on the face of the PLB.
Users can keep the skins on the face of their beacon and on the antenna arm Power
button cover for as long as they like. If at any time the user wishes to remove the
skins, simply peel the skins off of the PLB (the adhesive used to adhere the skins to the
PLB does not leave any residue so users can choose to not apply another skin and
simply use the beacon in the form it was when purchased, or they can choose to apply
a different skin design to the beacon). Please note that the skin applied to the face of
the PLB should be removed by peeling the skin from either the bottom right or left
corner of the skin. As can be noted, the skin for the face of the beacon is slightly
smaller than the face of the PLB and intentionally creates an area at either the bottom
right or left of the face of the PLB where the skin can be peeled off without interfering
with the main face label of the PLB (as can be seen below, there are instructions on the
skin liner indicating the corners which should be used when peeling the skin off of the
PLB).
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