Distress Signals (Pyrotechnics) · Emergency Signaling Equipment
A handheld pyrotechnic device that emits a dense orange smoke plume for at least three minutes, used as a daytime visual distress signal in compliance with SOLAS requirements. As a Distress Signals (Pyrotechnics), it is normally installed in designated bridge, lifeboat, rescue or emergency-equipment stowage positions. In that role, its primary purpose is to attract attention, mark distress or establish a rescue connection during an emergency. Pyrotechnics, emergency lights and line-throwing appliances use different activation methods, so storage, expiry and operating instructions are specific to the approved item. Capacity: 1 signal. For exact ratings, dimensions, settings, capacities, materials and variant-specific limits, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
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Daytime distress signal. Min 2 per SOLAS. 3-year replacement.
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