Inflatable SOLAS Marine Lifejacket — 150 N Buoyancy
A lifejacket is critical safety equipment that ensures a person who falls into the water remains safely afloat. It is equipped with features such as reflective strips, a whistle, and a waterproof light, making it easily noticeable at night or in low-visibility conditions.
Features a heavy-duty signal whistle for immediate audible rescue alerts in low-visibility maritime conditions.
SOLAS and EU MED approved automatic position-indicating light with 5-year battery shelf life.
SOLAS & EU MED certified retro-reflective tapes significantly improve night radar and searchlight visibility.
Designed for fast emergency donning within one minute with easy-adjust securing buckles.
Strict compliance with these operational directives is mandatory to guarantee safe performance during maritime emergencies.
The lifejacket provides buoyancy only after it is inflated. It has no buoyant properties when deflated.
Avoid contact with sharp or extremely hot objects; handle with care to prevent damage to the lifejacket.
Replace the cylinder after use. Replacement instructions are printed on the inside of the lifejacket. Use only 33g CO₂ cylinders.
Always use the lifejacket strictly according to the user manual. Do not disassemble or separate its parts randomly.
Ensure that the inflation mechanism's pull cord is visible and ready to be pulled at any time.
When using the lifejacket to rescue someone, pull the cord and throw it into the water after it is fully inflated.
Inspect and maintain lifejackets every 12 months at authorized service stations.
CERTIFICATE No: MED230425WS
CERTIFICATE No: MED230425WS/001
INTERNATIONAL STANDARD
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