Description:

Inflatable Life Jacket

Type: RHT-C-A
Model: Manual / Automatic
Buoyancy: ≥ 150 N
Compartment material: Nylon TPU
Surface material: Oxford
Total weight of CO2: 33 g x 2
Certificate available: CCS or Qualified cert

An inflatable life jacket is a specialized personal flotation device (PFD) designed to enhance water safety and buoyancy for individuals engaged in water activities such as boating, fishing, kayaking, sailing, or any other water sports. Unlike traditional foam-filled life jackets, e life jackets offer a compact, lightweight, and comfortable alternative without compromising on safety.

Description: The e life jacket typically consists of a durable and water-resistant outer shell made from materials like nylon or polyester. Inside the shell, there is an inflation mechanism that can be activated manually or automatically, depending on the model.

1. Inflation Mechanism:
   • Manual Inflation: Some life jackets come with a pull-cord or inflation tube that allows the wearer to manually inflate the jacket by pulling a handle or blowing air into the tube.
   • Automatic Inflation: Automatic life jackets have a mechanism that automatically inflates the jacket upon immersion in water. This is achieved through a dissolvable salt tablet, a water-sensitive bobbin, or a hydrostatic pressure valve that triggers inflation when submerged.
2. Buoyancy:
   • When inflated, the life jacket features an air chamber or bladder that provides buoyancy and keeps the wearer afloat in the water.
   •  life jackets typically provide sufficient buoyancy to keep the wearer’s head above water, helping to prevent drowning and allowing for better visibility and breathing.
3. Comfort and Mobility:
   •  life jackets are designed to be comfortable and non-restrictive, allowing wearers to move freely and engage in various water activities without feeling encumbered.
   • Many models feature adjustable straps or buckles, ensuring a secure and personalized fit for different body sizes.
4. Reusability:
   • Inflatable life jackets are reusable, allowing for deflation after use and easy repacking for future wear.

Usage: Inflatable life jackets are widely used by boaters, sailors, anglers, paddlers, and water enthusiasts of all ages. Their lightweight and comfortable design make them a popular choice for extended wear during recreational water activities.

However, it’s important to note that inflatable life jackets require regular maintenance, including checking the inflation mechanism, inspecting the outer shell for signs of wear, and replacing the CO2 cartridges or dissolvable components when necessary. Users should always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for proper care and usage to ensure the life jacket’s effectiveness in emergencies and keep it in good working condition.