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Lalizas Lifejacket LED Flashing Light
MFR Model# 45-LIF2075
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Overview
LALIZAS Lifejacket LED flashing light. Safelite IV. ON-OFF water activated, USCG, SOLAS/MED
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Features
- Water-Activated LED flashlight technology
- Extra powerful LED light: Offers lower consumption, longer life and operates automatically when it comes in contact with water
- ON-OFF button operation: To turn it ON-OFF when out of water
- Durable plastic body: 100% waterproof via ultrasound welding for extra safety
- Universal size clamp: Fits & locks easily in two moves with every 20 - 40 cm lifejacket belt, providing security & stability against sudden moves of panic
- Inspection friendly marking: Easy to read for instant inspection
- Lithium battery: Ensures 5 year lifetime and more than 8 hours of continuous operation.
Documents
- EC Type Examination Cert (PDF)
Reviews
Bought this light to attach to my mustang DLX 38. Comes with a clip to snap on the back of the light which fits perfect on the strap that is integrated on the PFD. Light is quite bright and is slim so it doesn’t add bulk to the PFD when stored. Haven’t been able to try out the water activation and hope I never have to but the chord is long enough to be routed from about shoulder level down to about my waist with some length to spare. Overall the build quality is great and I see this lasting for the entire battery lifetime!
Q&A
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