What is marine and boat safety equipment?

Marine and boat safety equipment are tools and devices that are utilized to ensure safety and protection for passengers onboard. Many people know how much fun and adventure can be had on boats, but it can also be dangerous if you aren’t prepared with the right equipment.

What safety equipment should be on boats?

To prepare yourself for the trip, here are some essential boat safety equipment to bring aboard: a) Strobe lights: One of the best types of safety equipment you can bring on your boat is a strobe light. They are easy to bring along, compact, and highly functional, especially in low-light conditions. Professionals use them as a signaling device for foggy locations and they are also handy for emergency cases where-in you’ll need immediate rescue. b) Smoke signal lit: Another type of boat safety equipment that is crucial and often overlooked for emergencies is a smoke signal kit. These signaling devices for boats work as a call for an emergency or medical situation. c) Safety throw bag: In rare occurrences, a passenger may fall out of the boat and into the water. This is where a safety throw bag comes in handy as a piece of strategic rescue equipment. d) Safety ladder: Get in and out of the water easily using a boat safety ladder. It’s compact, foldable, and designed to improve safety on board the vessel. e) Man overboard system: As marine technology develops, so does the safety equipment for onboard passengers. The MOB system is a silicon wristband that signals when someone has left the boat to keep everyone safe onboard at all times.

Lalizas Lifelink Rescue Sling | Poco Marine

Name: Lalizas Lifelink Rescue Sling | Poco Marine | Vancouver
SKU: 20440
Price: 159.95 CAD
Availability: InStock

Description

Lalizas Lifelink Rescue sling Man Overboard Retrieval Device

Designed to be permanently mounted onto the pushpit in its own soft, easy-to-clean PVC bag
The kit contains 36 m of floating line attached to a sturdy buoyant PVC life-sling and a personal retaining clip for added safety
Deployment is achieved by removing the LifeLink, attaching the floating line to a secure point and throwing it towards the man overboard
Once in the water, the boat should circle the casualty allowing the LifeLink to be towed to their aid
Rescue is completed when the casualty is safely clipped into the LifeLink winched to the boat and hauled on board

Contents:
• Rail mounted PVC stowage bag
• 36m floating line
• LifeLink with webbing strap

Features:
• Breaking strain of line > 200 kg
• Breaking strain of flotation belt > 700 kg

Additional information

Weight	2.5 kg
Dimensions	55 × 35 × 15 cm

Lalizas Lifelink Rescue Sling

Description

Additional information

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