The SOS Dan Buoy is patented man-overboard rescue device, ready for instant deployment. The ultra fast and reliable self-righting properties ensure that just when time matters most, the SOS Dan Buoy is always ready. It increases vital visibility and buoyancy for the person overboard. The SOS Dan Buoy system is compact, easy to use and very visible. It all folds away in an easily stowed carry bag.
SOS Dan Buoy is easy to handle in all geographic locations. This compact safety device employs the same mechanism as an inflatable lifejacket; it can be reused by replacing just one cylinder and activation cartridge.
SOS Dan Buoy can be easily transported from boat to boat. The rescue device is tested to elements of the lifejacket standard IS0 12402. The high quality and unique design of SOS Marine’s products is so well respected, that seven international naval forces have purchased SOS Marine's safety equipment.
Protective bags are available for the SOS Dan Buoy for mounting on your boat's railing (sold separately).
- High day / night visibility
- Fast 7 second inflation to stand 2.0 metres above the waterline
- Highly visible up to 1,700 metres once deployed
- Compact
- Webbing loops for arms give extra support and security while awaiting rescue
- SOLAS strobe light
- Oversized drogue
- Grab handles
- Used in fresh or salt water. When recovered after use it can be recharged and repacked for re-use.
- ISAF World Sailing +Australian Yachting conforming
- ISO 12402 quality
- Multi-Award winning
- Download SOS Dan Buoy User Manual for more information..
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| SOS-6375 |
SOS Dan Buoy is a patented rescue device, incorporating advanced technology, to provide a better opportunity for saving lives. It acts as a marker, clearly identifying the location of a person overboard.
Rescue Helicopter pilots find deployment of the SOS Dan Buoy an effective and accurate rescue system: when the SOS Dan Buoy is dropped from a helicopter, it indicates wind and current directions.
In difficult and dangerous rescue operations, deployment of several SOS Dan Buoys, dropped from a helicopter, assist in the operational timeline.
