Bluestorm Gear Stratus 35 TD1H Owner'S Manual Download Page 3

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T1H and TD1H are the same except TD1H includes dual side adjustments.

TH1H includes an integrated safety harness, making the USCG approval

conditions different for this model.

Features: 35 lbs design buoyancy

Halkey-Roberts Corp. single point indicator automatic inflation system (1F).

Deluxe Automatic: TH1H and T1H

P.2

Model TD1H

Same as model at left

with dual side adjustment

Model TH1H

Model T1H

Summary of Contents for Stratus 35 TD1H

Page 1: ...nflate the PFD once You must rearm this PFD after each use of the CO2 NOTICE For initial arming of the PFD See instructions provided with the cylinder OWNER S MANUAL DO NOT REMOVE PRIOR TO SALE INFLAT...

Page 2: ...nd are the correct size for each person on board To be considered serviceable this PFD shall not exhibit deterioration that could diminish its performance such as broken or deformed hardware detached...

Page 3: ...safety harness making the USCG approval conditions different for this model Features 35 lbs design buoyancy Halkey Roberts Corp single point indicator automatic inflation system 1F Deluxe Automatic T...

Page 4: ...e on the lower right 2 Adjust waist strap for a snug fit 3 4 It s imperative that the inflatable PFD is properly adjusted to fit the person wearing it An incorrect fit or improper donning can inhibit...

Page 5: ...D orally and then inflate with CO2 cylinder as bladder could incur damage The deflation tab is located on top of the dust cap Turn the dust cap upside down and insert the deflation mechanism into the...

Page 6: ...er Step 3 Step 4 Discard bobbin REARMING Step 5 Step 6 IMPORTANT HOUSING Step 7 Step 8 IMPORTANT Step 9 WARNING PFD WILL ONLY INFLATE IF CYLINDER IS TURNED TO FULL STOP Step 10 GREEN Halkey Roberts Pr...

Page 7: ...P 6 C02 CYLINDER STEP 2 CAP STEP 3 HOUSING STEP 6 HOUSING SHOULDER STEP 7 SERVICE INDICATOR STEP 10 BOBBIN STEP 4 If green unit is operable If red stop and service unit...

Page 8: ...L TUBE PRESS ON BLADDER TO DEFLATE ALL AIR FOLD OUTSIDE EDGES INWARD BE SURE JERK TAB STAYS OUTSIDE OF CLOSED COVER BE SURE STATUS INDICATOR CAN BE VIEWED THROUGH WINDOW PRESS VELCRO STRIPS TOGETHER A...

Page 9: ...akage test at the beginning of each season and at least every 2 months during usage IS YOUR PFD IN GOOD AND SERVICEABLE CONDITION 1 Visually Inspect and Check for Leaks 2 Rearming Instructions Page 5...

Page 10: ...st Guard recommends you test the automatic inflation system in the water at the beginning of each season By doing this you demonstrate that the automatic inflation system is still working properly and...

Page 11: ...ack of vertical In a relaxed floating position verify that your mouth is well above the water s surface Note the effect of where you hold your legs on how you float 6 Get out of the water and remove t...

Page 12: ...you hold your legs on how you float 8 Get out of the water and remove the PFD Completely deflate the PFD using the oral inflator 9 Let the PFD dry thoroughly REARM AND REPACK the PFD in accordance wit...

Page 13: ...Thermal Protective PFD as they cover more of the body than the vest or belt style PFDs Some points to remember about Hypothermia Protection 1 Always wear your PFD Even if you become incapacitated due...

Page 14: ...ask or activity Failure to comply with this restriction in use may result in serious injury or death Use of a safety harness to prevent falls overboard presents additional risks in case of capsizing o...

Page 15: ...source of direct heat DO NOT ATTACH PFD S TO THE BOAT 5 Do not alter your PFD If it doesn t fit properly get one that does An altered device is not longer Coast Guard approved ADDITIONAL INFORMATION...