Adult Life Jacket Solas

Martek Adult Life Jackets are designed to be used in all waters and difficult weather conditions for adults weighing between 43 and 140 kg, whether they are swimmers or non-swimmers. Its retention is reinforced with its second belt. It can be used on ships making port and cabotage voyages as well as cargo and passenger ships making international voyages. The inner part consists of closed cell polyethylene sheets. It is made of orange fabric with high visibility. It has a helm mark certificate. MSC regulations, which are mandatory as of July 1, 2010, comply with 81(70) with annex 200(80) and 48(66) with annex 207(81). We recommend using the Martek M02600 life jacket with the M02515 or M02516 Martek life jacket lights.

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Having a life jacket or buoyancy aid is not a guarantee for your safety if you do not know how to use and wear it.

1. You should wear a life jacket or buoyancy aid at all times, but this is not practical. Keep it in a place you can easily reach.

2. Adjust the belts so that they are closed and secure.

Always dress with zippers and buckles closed.

Practice use before an emergency.

Try it in the water so you can observe the function of the equipment and what swimming position it gives you.

3. Teach children to wear a life jacket or buoyancy aid. They should be able to use it on their own. Children panic when they go into the sea. This causes them to move their arms and legs quickly. A life jacket or buoyancy aid may not be able to keep the struggling child's face up. So teach us to wear it in water and on land. Life jackets or buoyancy aids are not babysitters. The child must wear them whether on land or at sea, and the parent must be with the child at all times.

4. When choosing a life jacket or buoyancy aid, always keep in mind that it can also be used with other clothing.

5. Your life jacket or buoyancy aid may not behave the same in stormy conditions as in calm weather conditions. The clothes you wear and the items you carry in your pockets can change its operation. If your mouth doesn't stay above water, buy a new one or choose one with more lift.

6. Buoyancy devices such as a life jacket or buoyancy aid only reduce the risk of drowning. It does not guarantee salvation.

SHIPPING

1. Transport your life jacket or buoyancy aid in such a way that it is not damaged.

2. During transportation, do not expose it to sunlight, impact, sharp surfaces, chemicals for a long time and ensure a dry environment.

DISPOSAL

Dispose of in accordance with environmental protection requirements.

LIFE VEST IS DIFFERENT FROM FLOATING ASSIST

Before choosing a buoyancy aid or life jacket, the user should know the difference in function between them.

100 Newton life jackets are designed for swimmers or non-swimmers to use in close waters.

Life jackets over 100 Newtons are designed for swimmers or non-swimmers to use in the harshest weather conditions.

Buoyancy aids are designed to provide swimmers with extra buoyancy in waters where aid is close.