Norsafe Marine T15BML, T25BML, T25FWL, T40FWL, T40FWS, T60FEL-T, T75FEL-T & T90FEL-T; CN15B0302, CN15B0304, CN15B0311

Crew members, engineers, and operators aboard vessels rely on robust and reliable life-saving equipment to ensure their safety during emergencies. VIKING Life-Saving Equipment Norway AS offers a range of crew evacuation solutions, including the Norsafe Marine T15BML, T25BML, T25FWL, T40FWL, T40FWS, T60FEL-T, T75FEL-T & T90FEL-T; CN15B0302, CN15B0304, CN15B0311. These models are designed to meet the stringent SOLAS certification for persons capacity and provide essential safety during crew evacuation scenarios. Common failures that can compromise the integrity of these life-saving devices include an expired hydrostatic release unit (HRU), which is a critical safety issue, CO2 bottle pressure loss due to corrosion or aging, material degradation from UV exposure on deck, corroded or blocked painter lines, and expired survival equipment such as flares, water, and rations. To maintain the reliability of the Norsafe Marine T15BML, T25BML, T25FWL, T40FWL, T40FWS, T60FEL-T, T75FEL-T & T90FEL-T; CN15B0302, CN15B0304, CN15B0311, it is imperative to service them annually at an approved VIKING service station. Additionally, the HRU must be replaced according to the manufacturer’s interval, typically every two years, and the liferaft should undergo replacement or recertification every five years. Keeping a spare HRU on board is crucial for immediate readiness in case of emergencies, ensuring that these life-saving devices are always operational when needed most.