SOLAS Lifejacket (L.S.A Code)

SOLAS Lifejacket (L.S.A Code)

The SOLAS Lifejacket (L.S.A Code) is primarily suitable for the commercial market. Available in child and adult sizes, with or without light.

A SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) Lifejacket is a type of personal flotation device (PFD) that is designed to meet the safety standards set by the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS). These lifejackets are required to be carried on all commercial ships, as well as on some recreational boats, and are designed to provide the highest level of buoyancy and visibility in emergency situations.

A SOLAS Lifejacket (L.S.A Code) is a type of lifejacket that is in compliance with the SOLAS regulations and the LSA Code (Life-Saving Appliances Code). These lifejackets are typically made of durable and waterproof materials, and feature a bright orange or yellow color for visibility in the water. They also have a minimum buoyancy of 150 Newtons, and are equipped with a whistle, retro-reflective tapes, a light, and a sea hood. They are designed to automatically turn the unconscious person in the water to face up and keep them afloat.

It's important to note that SOLAS lifejackets are meant for emergency situations and are not suitable for activities such as swimming or other recreational water sports.