ErgoFit+ 290N lifejacket - With harness

HALO CAP

This spray cup system uses the shape of the inflated bladder to significantly reduce the risk of water inhalation and heat loss.

This is achieved through improved bladder and spray hood compatibility combined with a new double-halo hood construction.

The hood is fully self-contained when deployed, forming a cavity above the wearer's face. The hood also features an internal panel that further protects the wearer from splashes while acting as an anti-glare panel, protecting the eyes from light.

AUTOMATIC OR HAMMAR

Automatic: This is a mechanical system which, once immersed in water, automatically strikes the CO2 cylinder . However, there are risks of unintentional triggering (with a large wave, for example).

On contact with water, the pellet disintegrates (salt or cellulose). It releases a powerful spring which activates a striker that strikes the carbon dioxide cylinder.

Hammar (hydrostatic) : This system operates under the effect of water pressure . As soon as the pressure increases (from 10 cm underwater), the membrane lets the water through and the vest inflates automatically .

The advantage of the hammar system is that it doesn't risk being triggered by splashing water (high pressure is required).

IMPORTANCE OF THE HARNESS

In the event of a fall overboard, it's best to remain attached to the boat. This is the role of the harness. The vest's retaining straps have a ring at navel level for attaching a harness lanyard.

This strap, fitted with a snap hook at the end, serves as a link to the boat.

MAIN POINTS

• Lateral adjustments
• Single Loop harness
• Adjustable vest with Twin-Lock buckle
• Adjustable and detachable double under-cut
• Extreme conditions resistant vest (ISO 12402-2 standard)
• Fusion 3D technology to free the wearer's movements

BOX CONTENTS

• 1 - ErgoFit+ 290N lifejacket
• 1 - HALO hood
• 1 - Flash light (SOLAS)
• 1 - CO2/hydrostatic cylinder release system (depending on model)
• 1 - PDF documentation