MARITIME EMERGENCY LOCATOR LIGHTS

LIFEJACKET LIGHT RSYD-A2

The RSYD-A2 lifejacket light is an emergency position indicator that operates with a lithium battery and an LED light, which is automatically activated upon contact with water. Its continuous flashing (50-70 times per minute) allows easy recognition and facilitates the rescue.
The light has an off button that allows manual deactivation and can be used normally in temperatures ranging from -30°C to +65°C. It offers great advantages as it is extremely lightweight and easy to install on different life jacket models. Manufactured in compliance with SOLAS regulations and certified by CCS/EC.

✓ HOW DOES THE RSYD-A2 LIGHT WORK?

LIFEBUOY LIGHT RSQD-1

The RSQD-1 automatic lighting for lifebuoy uses a water-activated switch. When the device is thrown into the water along with the lifebuoy, the light holder submerges due to its weight, allowing the water flow switch to activate it automatically.

✓ Includes built-in lithium battery (non-removable) with at least 2 hours of continuous operation
✓ Light source: LED
✓ Luminous intensity: over 2.0 candelas
✓ Flash frequency: 50-70 times per minute
✓ MED/CCS/EC approved. In compliance with SOLAS Regulations

LIFEBUOY SELF IGNITING LIGHT

Lifebuoy self igniting light (RSQD-1) use water flow switch. This position is the water contact switch point. When the light is thrown into water with lifebuoy, the light holder is immersed into water cause gravity of light, and the water flow switch start automatically. After opening, the light can provide at least 2cd intensity and more than 2 hours of flashes, provide a strong guarantee for search and rescue at sea.
There were no signs of damage after ten cycles at -30°C and +65°C ambient temperature, such as shrinkage, cracking, swelling, decomposition or changes in mechanical properties. It can be used normally at an ambient temperature of -1 °C to +65°C.
Flash frequency: 50-70 times/min

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