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Detailed features
An inflatable IOR pole to easily locate a person in the sea
This pole will allow you to easily locate a person in the water, it provides a buoyancy of 150 N. It is ISAF-ORC and Division 240 compliant as a "device for locating and assisting a person who has fallen overboard".
Characteristics of the Plastimo inflatable IOR pole
- White or yellow ABS box: height 49 cm and diameter 13 cm
- Yellow nylon pole with polyurethane coating
- Height of the part of the pole above the water : 1.98 m
- Ensures the location of a person at sea
- Buoyancy 150 N
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Equipped with :
- Adjustable strap seat
- Handle easily hangs on the pole when seated
- 0,75 cd light with automatic triggering (8 hours autonomy)
- Red and yellow flag, size 32x20 cm
- Retro-reflective strips with a surface of 200 cm².
- Whistle
- Rigid ballast with V-shaped reinforcements, acting as a keel for optimized stability
- Floating anchor size 28x28 cm
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