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XF 170 N lifejacket with harness
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GI504333
The Ocean Safety XF 170N black lifejacket with harness has been designed specifically for coastal water activities and water sports in general.
With its automatic release and reflective stripes, it gives you freedom of movement while guaranteeing optimum safety.
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€86.90
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€92.10
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€72.42
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Data sheet
- Product type
- Life jackets
- Trigger
- Hammar, Automatic
- Buoyancy (in Newtons)
- 165, 170
- Sizes
- Adults
- Equipped with harness
- With harness
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OCEAN SAFETY - XF 170 N lifejacket black with harness
The XF 170 N lifejacket offers an effective buoyancy of 170 Newtons and a nominal buoyancy of 150N, ensuring the rollover of an unconscious person.
Lightweight and compact, the XF 170 N lifejacket features a safety light attachment point, improving visibility in the event of an emergency. What's more, its Wave Barrier Technology keeps your airways out of the water by putting you on your back. It also features a stainless steel D-ring for attaching a safety lanyard.
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WHICH RELEASE SYSTEM?The automatic release (or cellulose pellet release) uses a cartridge with a soluble element that is resistant to humidity and sea spray. As a result, the vest will only activate after immersion in water. On contact with water, the pellet disintegrates (salt or cellulose). It releases a powerful spring which activates a firing pin on the carbon dioxide cylinder. The kit has an expiration date-after which it must be replaced. However, there is a risk of unintentional triggering (by a large wave, for example). Hammar (hydrostatic) release: 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 does not risk being triggered by splashing water (high pressure is required). |
IMPORTANCE OF THE HARNESSIn 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. |
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