ORTOVOX FOCUS VOICE – safety blue 00

PIONEERS IN SAFETY FOR 45 YEARS FOCUS VOICE with patented integrated voice navigation¹ is a simple and powerful device that redefines avalanche safety for beginners and backcountry enthusiasts alike. With an 80-meter search strip width, one of the widest on the market, the transceiver facilitates and speeds up search operations even in the most demanding conditions. Integrated voice navigation offers maximum support thanks to clear instructions at every search phase, allowing you to remain calm and clear-headed in emergency situations. MAXIMUM SUPPORT Patented integrated voice navigation¹ with clear instructions at every search phase allows you to remain calm and clear-headed, reducing stress and search times as demonstrated in a study². The signal is stable from the first reception. The high-definition MIP display, currently the largest on the market, ensures optimal readability. MAXIMUM POWER With an 80-meter search strip width³, FOCUS VOICE is one of the most powerful avalanche transceivers on the market. When searching for ORTOVOX transceivers with Smart Antenna technology, the search strip width extends up to 90 meters. The greater the coverage range, the shorter the search path on the avalanche field, so that the signal of the buried person is located more quickly. MAXIMUM PROTECTION Smart Antenna technology⁴ identifies the position of the device in the avalanche and automatically switches to the optimal transmission antenna. The result? A doubled coverage range and a higher probability of being found during the first search phase. Thanks to Interference Protection, FOCUS VOICE automatically adapts to electronic interference in both search and transmission modes, ensuring a stable signal. Advantages of the FREE ORTOVOX APP (Apple iOS and Android): Regular software updates (strongly recommended) 5-year warranty extension Device registration (for important safety information) Modification of device settings Device function check and training mode ¹EP3466498B1 (DE,AT,CH); US10,802,794B2 ²Wallner, B. et al., 2025. The effect of automated verbal commands during avalanche transceiver search on acute mental stress and arousal—A mixed-methods crossover field study. Brain and Behavior, 15(7), p.e7068. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1002/brb3.70684 ³according to the ICAR method (AVA REC 0007) ⁴EP2072092B1 (DE,AT,CH); US8,160,512B2