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Marine Life Jacket---Marine Child Life Jacket with Collar---Kids Life Jacket
Introduction
1. Life jakcet for children
To keep safe, all children should wear a personal flotation device (PFD), commonly known as a life jacket, when they are in any open area of a vessel. This is because during an incident you may not have the opportunity to help children.
A personal flotation device should only be worn while on deck and not when a child is within a deckhouse, cabin or secure enclosed space as it could impede the child from making a safe exit.
2. Classification
1) Type A
Has sufficient flotation to support body and head. The flotation collar keeps your head above water. Do not use as a cushion.
2) Type B
Has less flotation than Type A with flotation panels front and back only. Is less restrictive to wear than Type A, but will not keep your head above water if you are unconscious. A Type B is suitable for use for sports such as water skiing, sail boarding, kite boarding and sailing dinghies.
3) Type C
Similar to Type B. These are designed for high-speed water sports such as water skiing.
3. Features
1) The large collar helps to protect from the sun and supports the head if submerged. The reflective piping and bright orange panels means the jacket is easly visible from a distance.
2) It is made of a comfortable soft touch fabric, that is kind to skin and hardwearing and designed to be comfortable for kids to wear it is lightweight allowing good freedom of movement.
3) Ideal for universal water safety applications.
Technical Parameters
1. Material: 1) outside material: polyester oxford textile 2)inside material: EPE foam
2. Retro reflective tape: Solas approved reflective tape on collar 3. Belt: Nylon webbing waist belt 4. Length: 33 cm(ex collar) 5. Width: 33 cm 6. Buoyancy>7.5 kg 7. Product Inspection Standard: Requirements of 1996 Amendments to SOLAS 1974 and LSA Code and Resolution MSC. 81(70). |
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Marine Life Jacket---Marine Child Life Jacket with Collar---Kids Life Jacket