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A lifebuoy light marks the position of a lifebuoy. It is attached to the lifebuoys on board the ship. In case
of a man overboard, the lifebuoy will be thrown overboard together with the lifebuoy light. It marks the
position of the lifebuoy for the person who has gone overboard and for the ship or the rescue boat.
Stowage
Lifebuoy lights are provided on ships (a lifebuoy light is connected to every second lifebuoy; minimum is
2 lifebuoy lights per ship).
The L90 LED Lifebuoy Light has been constructed to withstand a drop into the water from at least 30M
as required by LSA Code (Chapter II, Section 2.1.1.6). This model has been tested and approved to
76M.
Maximum stowage height: 76M
Instructions for use
Initial fitting
For units supplied with batteries, to avoid battery drain in transit, an insulating disc is fitted to the battery
pack. The disc may be between battery cells. When the L90 LED is initially fitted to the vessel, ensure
that the insulating disc is removed from the batteries as per the following instructions.
The above instructions are also printed on the body of the lifebuoy light.
When connecting the batteries, if the light does not operate as expected, disconnect the battery, wait at
least three seconds and then try again.
Clearly mark on the body of the lifebuoy light, in the space provided, the date for replacing the batteries,
one year from installation.
Install lifebuoy light into bracket with the light in an inverted position.
Tie the lanyard to the lifebuoy.
In case of an emergency (man overboard) throw the light overboard together with the lifebuoy.
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