ACR, Plastimo, Spinlock and NaviSafe versions of SOLAS, incandescent, LED and strobe Man Over Board lights for both commercial and recreational marine.
Intrinsically Safe Lifebuoy Light, for use in all potentially explosive zones 0, 1 and 2. Compact, lightweight, and can be used for all applications that require USCG/SOLAS/MED-ATEX/IECEx approved product.
Innovative new wide light emission LED's produce a 360 degree beam of light at 41 candela with no yellow tinting, giving a more visible light beam which can be seen at over 3.5 miles.
Includes a 2" band of SOLAS reflective tape applied at the factory for additional visibility in the water. This durable LED marker light is an excellent choice for vessels needing to meet SOLAS Type Approved carriage requirements for lifebuoy self-igniting lights.
Water-activated LED light with a minimum of 0.75 Candela for a 10-hour duration. The unique battery life indicator confirms the capacity. The 23 cm tall light significantly improves 360° visibility. It can be retrofitted to other inflatable lifejackets with included elasticated strap.
The choice of cruise lines worldwide, the ACR Auto HemiLight 3 flashing survival light attaches to almost any style life jacket to safely meet USCG, MED and SOLAS requirements.
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