Product Details
L170 Lithium Life Buoy Light by Daniamant®. They offer a commercial version and a version with a unique bracket, specially designed for mounting with leisure Lifebuoys. Both versions are fully SOLAS approved and differ only in the bracket supplied. Both brackets are designed for easy fitment.
Notes
- Remember to order your L170 Commercial mounting plate to ensure easy fixing when replacing your L16x Lifebuoy Light, if that light had been fitted with the L16x Adapter Plate. The L170 Adapter Plate is only for use with the L170 Commercial Lifebuoy Light
- This is a Special Order product and, therefore, Non-Cancellable and Non-Returnable
Specifications
| Dimensions: 8" × 8" × 8" |
| Storage Temperature: -30° C to + 65° C |
| Operating Temperature: -1° C to + 30° C |
| Weight: 2 lb |
Features
- Drop Height: 76 metres
- No maintenance
- For commercial and leisure
- Compact and robust
- 5 year life
Fit and Forget
Both Lifebuoy Lights offer a five year life. No maintenance or replacement batteries are required. This saves time and expense during inspections.
Compact size
These Lifebuoy Lights are amongst the smallest and lightest lights available on the market today.
76 Metres Drop Height
MED/SOLAS and USCG standards call for the Lifebuoy lights to be dropped from 30 metres. Both these Lifebuoy lights have passed a drop height test from 76 metres high. This makes these new lifebuoy lights suitable for use on any platform or vessel with high bridge wings.
LED Technology
Both Lifebuoy Lights are using the latest advances in LED technology. They feature very low current consumption and enhanced reliability. Both their Lifebuoy Lights feature a flashing light.
Low Cost transportation
These new lights are exempt from transport packing, marking and labelling regulations under surface ADR and IMDG Special provision 188, IATA Packing Instruction 970 Section II, making shipping easier, quicker and cheaper.
Daniamant® in Denmark was founded in 1975, importing diamond tools for the building industry. It was 10 years later in 1985 that Daniamant first developed an IMO approved Lifejacket Light. In the same year Daniamant developed an approved Liferaft Lighting system.