Life Buoy Light

Life Buoy Light

Description：

The lifebuoys and life jackets used on sea ships are equipped with light bulbs that automatically flash when they encounter water, which are used to send out a distress flash signal.

An automatic switch is installed in the battery unit of this light bulb. Usually the switch is off and the bulb does not light up. When in use, the life jacket and the life buoy fall into the water, and the battery device of the light bulb is immersed in the water. Use the conductivity of the water to automatically turn the light bulb's power switch on—the bulb lights up. Thus, the life buoy usually sets on the deck outboard upside down.

Standard & authentication:

Standard: MSC.47(66)- SOLAS 1974； MSC.48 (66) - LSA Code; MSC.81 (70) Revised Recommendation on Life-Saving Appliances and MSC.200 (80), MSC.226 (82), MSC.323 (89), GB 3836.1-2010, GB 3836.4-2010, etc.

Certification: CCS, EC, etc.

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Principle:

There are two types of lifebuoy self-igniting lights: seawater battery type and dry battery type.

1. Seawater battery type: When the seal is opened, and the seawater enters the chemical battery and undergoes a chemical reaction to light the bulb.

2. Dry battery type: Gravity of the small iron block in the lamp to automatically turn on the circuit to light the bulb when the self-lighting lamp stands upright.

3. Self-igniting light in the combined signal of spontaneous smoke signal and self-igniting light: dry battery type. When it falls, the small plug is pulled out by the cable, and the built-in micro switch turns on the circuit to light the light bulb, and some use the inner small iron block to control type.

Specification:

Working time: ≥ 24hour

Working temperature: -1 ° C and +65 ° C

Stowage temperature: -30 ° C and +65 ° C

Attachments: Life rope and clip.

Application of life buoy light: