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Lalizas ISO 6P

The Lalizas Lalizas ISO 6P is an inflatable liferaft. It is normally installed in an accessible deck cradle or rack with manual and/or float-free release as approved. It is designed for collective survival after abandonment. In operation, compressed-gas inflation creates buoyancy chambers, canopy and survival space. The supplied entry gives no additional verified capacity, pressure, power or dimensional figure for this model. Compared with neighbouring models, the relevant differences are certified capacity, SOLAS pack/category, container/valise and release arrangement; these must be confirmed from the installed documentation rather than inferred from the model designation alone. Service and survey attention should concentrate on container, lashings, painter, hydrostatic release, markings, service date and clear deployment path. For exact ratings, dimensions, tolerances, test limits and model-specific settings, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity persons 6

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Common failures & inspection points

Engine or propulsion failure where fitted caused by battery, fuel or mechanical faults, noticed during drills
Release, hook or launching-interface fault caused by corrosion, wear or incorrect adjustment, noticed as stiff operation or failed approved test
Hull, enclosure or raft-pack damage caused by weather, impact or poor stowage, noticed as cracks, leakage, deformation or damaged container
Steering, restraint or securing fault caused by wear/damage, noticed during drill or inspection
Missing, expired or overdue survival equipment/service caused by maintenance-control failure, noticed from inventory or service labels

Service & Maintenance

Inspect external structure/container, stowage and securing, engine/steering where fitted, hooks/release/launch interfaces and all accessible safety equipment. Verify service dates, markings, approved occupancy/capacity and compatibility with the assigned launching appliance. Internal liferaft servicing and critical release-gear work should be performed only under approved procedures.

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Replacement Parts

Carry engine service parts for powered craft, approved batteries/charging items, steering/control components, seals and manufacturer-approved hook/release parts where onboard replacement is permitted. For liferafts, keep only approved external release/lashing components and arrange authorized service/exchange units before due dates.
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