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SOLAS (74/96) Approved Lifejacket  

SOS MARINE  

A.B.N 48 000 803 841 

23A Rochester St Botany NSW Australia 2019 

Ph: +61-02 9700 0233 Fax: +61-02 9700 0277 

WWW.SOSMARINE.COM

 

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1.7 INSPECTION SERVICE 

1.7.1  The lifejacket has a zipper inspection opening on the wearer’s right hand and  

left hand side at the bottom of the valise. To see if the cylinder or the inflation 
cartridge are still operational, the sensors are 

GREEN

 unit is operational as  

in 

(fig1) and (fig2).

 If the sensor is 

RED

 Stop and Service. 

 

(fig1)

          (fig2)

1.7.2   Unzip and move the zipper slide back around to the bursting element  and the  

other zipper below the bursting element to the bottom of the valise. 

1.7.3   Unscrew anti-clockwise and remove cylinder. 

1.7.4   Automatic lifejackets unscrew anti-clockwise automatic inflator head 

cartridge, if fired replace it with a new cartridge. When replacing screw right  
up ensuring there is no gap between the cartridge and the inflator head and do 
up hand tight. 

  1.7.5   The inflation cartridge must be replaced at the end of date expired on the 

   cartridge or if “ out of date” before the next inspection or when activated. 

 1.7.6    Check your lifejacket for signs of wear and abrasions. 

1.7.7    Check air-holding properties of the lifejacket by orally inflate until it assumes 

   its normal shape (firm) and leaving overnight. If air loss does occur, return to 

 SOS Marine or its agent for service. 

      1.7.8    Whilst the gas cylinder is removed, examine the firing head and rubber gas 

seal make sure when testing that the manual inflation lanyard returns freely     
and that it is in the closed position. Test its operation by pressing on the cutter 
pin to see if it travels freely, the unit sensor will show 

GREEN

 when testing. 

1.7.9    Inspect the light and battery for any signs of damage or cracking and ensure 

that the light is firmly attached. Check the expiry date stamp of the battery to   
ensure the light will be still serviceable by the next inspection period. If the   
battery will be “out of date” before the next inspection, discard and replace the 
battery.  

Содержание SOLAS Lifejacket

Страница 1: ...S MARINE A B N 48 000 803 841 23A Rochester St Botany NSW Australia 2019 Ph 61 02 9700 0233 Fax 61 02 9700 0277 WWW SOSMARINE COM Page 1 of 16 OWNERS TECHNICAL MANUAL Featuring Quick Burst Zipper WWW...

Страница 2: ...N OPERATOR INSTRUCTIONS DONNING 1 0 MANUAL GAS INFLATION 1 1 AUTOMATIC GAS INFLATION 1 2 MANUAL ORAL INFLATION 1 3 DEFLATING AFTER USE 1 4 RE ARMING AUTOMATIC INFLATION 1 5 RE ARMING MANUAL INFLATION...

Страница 3: ...chest area It should be activated upon immersion in water and if necessary turned off during daylight hours SOLAS grade tape is located on a minimum of six 3 places on the upper side of the buoyancy c...

Страница 4: ...lifejacket 1 0 5 Check that the operating toggle can be easily located gripped and pulled for when activation is required 1 1 MANUAL GAS INFLATION 1 1 1 Manual gas inflation is achieved by one hard pu...

Страница 5: ...spring which is held by a paper element When the paper element comes into contact with water it releases the spring which pushers a plunger forward 1 2 4 The plunger forces the cutter into the Co cyl...

Страница 6: ...wing into the tube take care not to over inflate the buoyancy chamber Use oral inflation to top up the buoyancy chamber or to complete inflation after partial gas inflation has occurred Dust Cap in Or...

Страница 7: ...16 CAUTION Do not use as a cushion Do not carry by Oral Inflation Tube 1 5 TO RE ARM LIFEJACKET Automatic Pro Sensor firing mechanism UML 1 5 1 When the manual inflator system has been fired manually...

Страница 8: ...the rubber gas seating gasket the sensor will show green when testing 1 6 TO RE ARM LIFEJACKET Manual Pro Sensor firing mechanism UML Co Cylinder Cutter Indicator Manual Firing Pull Tab Inflator Body...

Страница 9: ...ween the cartridge and the inflator head and do up hand tight 1 7 5 The inflation cartridge must be replaced at the end of date expired on the cartridge or if out of date before the next inspection or...

Страница 10: ...not provide protection against falls from height 1 8 4 WARNING The deck safety harness and safety line may transmit very large forces Only attach to strong Hooking Points or Jack lines 1 8 5 WARNING...

Страница 11: ...1 9 9 Buddy Lifeline and Toggle 1 9 10 Protective Hood if fitted 1 9 11 Waist Belt lifting strop 1 9 12 A pea less whistle is provided for use in water 1 9 13 Weight includes bottle approx 1100gm 1 9...

Страница 12: ...10 16 50 60 1 2 hrs 1 6 hrs 16 21 60 70 2 7 hrs 2 40 hrs 21 27 70 80 2 12hrs 3 hrs to Indefinite Over 27 over80 Indefinite Indefinite 2 1 TWELVE MONTHLY SERVICE 2 1 1 The PFD component of this lifeja...

Страница 13: ...3 STORAGE 2 3 1 Store the lifejacket in a dry well ventilated area It must not be subjected to extremes of temperature above 60 c or below 30 c Do not expose the lifejacket to bright sunlight for ext...

Страница 14: ...to the width of the valise fold the bladder with the inflation valve toggle line facing outwards and the toggle is protruding fully from the small opening near the bottom if the valise on the wear s...

Страница 15: ...ted to bladders marked UML Product Number SOS 6101 1 0 3 Water Activated SOLAS Flashing Light The Solas is activated upon immersion in water and can be turned off during daylight Product Number SOS 55...

Страница 16: ...acket following the manufactures instructions Inflate the lifejacket through the oral inflation tube until firm Go swimming if you are not a competent swimmer ensure the test is performed in safe shal...

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