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INTRODUCTION 

 

Roaring Forties Lifejackets or Personal Flotation Devices (PFDs) are essentially survival equipment and as such they should be 
properly stored, maintained & handled. This Equipment may not be suitable for all situation and the life of the wearer, apart 
from the physical condition of the wearer may well depend on the water condition, the condition of the PFD and it’s attachments. 

This manual provides information for the inspection, testing and maintenance of SMA 2750 series of Personal Flotation Devices. 
These series are 

approved to the Australian Standard AS1512 as a TYPE 1 PFD for persons weighing 40kg and above.

 

Any assistance required in regard to the manual should be directed to: 

 Safety Marine Australia Pty Ltd 

P.O. Box 1121 

Moorabbin 

VIC 3189 

AUSTRALIA 

Tel: +61 03 9555 5211  

 

Fax:  +61 03 9553 4380  

 

Email:  [email protected] 

 

DESCRIPTION 

SMA 2750 SERIES are designed to provide sufficient buoyancy to turn an unconscious person face upwards within 5 seconds 
of immersion. Most adults require less than 5kg of flotation to keep their heads above water. However, this PFD will provide a 
minimum buoyant force of 28.3kg (278 Newtons) when it is fully inflated. 

 SMA2750 is very light weight without the harness and other attachments. However, the Essential Services model such as the 
Victorian CFA, Coast Guard & Melbourne Metropolitan Fire Brigade etc. has additional attachments such as the harness, J 
knife and a detachable pocket containing a sewed on lifeline. Both ends of the lifeline have Makefast snap hooks and it weighs 
about 510g. The total weight of the SMA275 model is approximately 2.28 kg 

SMA2750 will fit teenager & adult with a chest range of 75 – 140 cm & weighing 40kg and above comfortably. It is designed to 
be worn over outer clothing and is secured to the body with an adjustable waist belt system which also provides maximum 
freedom of movement. 

SMA2750 – MODELS, DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION 

Models

 

There are 2 models of SMA2750, namely:-

 

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Manual Inflation System (SMA2751) 

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Automatic Inflation System( SMA2752) 

The difference between them is that the SMA 2752 is a manual type with an automatic backup inflation. In other 
words, if you opt to use your PFD as a manual, you need to remove the automatic cartridge. With the automatic 
cartridge screwed onto the inflator, your PFD will inflate when the cartridge is immersed in water. All other 
features are the same for both models. 

 

 

 

Содержание SMA2750

Страница 1: ...S SM S OWN SMA2751 MA2752 SMA2750 NERS MA 1 MANU AUTO IN 0 NUAL UAL INFL NFLATIO LATION ON...

Страница 2: ...nflatable PFD 9 Re arming Your PFD after Manual Inflation SMA2751 10 Re arming your after inflation PFD as Manual Automatic Backup SMA2752 10 Note on the Automatic PFD 10 ROUTINE INSPECTIONS OF YOUR P...

Страница 3: ...ill provide a minimum buoyant force of 28 3kg 278 Newtons when it is fully inflated SMA2750 is very light weight without the harness and other attachments However the Essential Services model such as...

Страница 4: ...m see fig 1 The valise also houses the adjustable waist belt system but the latter can be detached from the bladder Like the bladder there are donning operating instructions markings It also has a mar...

Страница 5: ...750 this can be overcome by topping up the pressure of the bladder through the oral tube inflation system Another characteristic of carbon dioxide gas is that under colder conditions it will not expan...

Страница 6: ...orated 4 Check for inflation leakage Gently uncap the dust cap of the oral tube If provided Inflate the buoyancy bladder by mouth until it is firm and leave it overnight If it is airtight it should re...

Страница 7: ...Figur Dust ca stowed O re 2 p in the position OM2750 doc Figure 1 D d Figure 4 cx F ust cap in t deflate posit Figure 3 he tion 5...

Страница 8: ...6 OM2750 docx Figure 5 Figure 6...

Страница 9: ...belt and secure the belt s loose end in the belt loop This is a constant wear PFD and it is recommended that you are familiar with the donning instructions It is very important that you wear your Infl...

Страница 10: ...r is immersed in water The water sensitive paper element or bobbin will disintegrate This will trigger a spring loaded plunger to puncture the CO2 cylinder head Thus allowing the escaping gas to infla...

Страница 11: ...eflate your PFD in accordance to the instructions given below Allow your PFD to dry thoroughly in dry but well ventilated area away from direct sunlight Rearm your PFD according to your model Repacked...

Страница 12: ...O2 cylinder and discard it Unscrew and remove the auto cartridge Fig 6 Using Roaring Forties kit KIT400 60 install a new auto cartridge with the green indicator at base and gently hand tighten to the...

Страница 13: ...sure all air is extracted from the bladder and that the bladder is tied to the back of the valise The tie is threaded through the 2 neck and 1 head retaining loops 2 Fold the bottom lobes of the bladd...

Страница 14: ...6 Fold the collar portion underneath by another third 7 Fold the collar portion over another third 8 Fold the collar retaining webbing inside the valise ensure it is place in the centre of the jacket...

Страница 15: ...eplace with an unused 60 gram CO2 cylinder The cylinder for the SMA2751 is contained in accessory pack KIT160 60 The cylinder for the SMA2752 is contained in accessory pack KIT400 60 iii Check the man...

Страница 16: ...flatable PFD using a plastic coat hanger Ensure the inflator is thoroughly dry before installing the automatic cartridge Make sure to re install an unused CO2 cylinder see Re arming your PFD SMA2752 a...

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