Automatic inflatable waistband

Here is the steps to teach you how to wear a lift jecket.

Most falling water accidents are sudden, and water rescue is actually a race against time. In an emergency, when a person falls into the water or is trapped in a flood disaster, the prime time for water rescue is only a few minutes. Both the person falling into the water and the rescuer need to understand the correct use of the lifebuoy in order to rescue more quickly.

Australian Prime Minister Turnbull was photographed on the 27th local time without taking a life jacket when he was on an inflatable boat. He was fined 250 Australian dollars (about 1271 yuan) for violating local laws.

A lifebuoy is a type of water lifesaving equipment, usually made of cork, foam or other lightweight materials with a small specific gravity, and the outer bread is covered with canvas, plastic, and the like.

ZHENHUA specializes in the manufacture of self-inflating jackets for hand-held (hand), designed and manufactured in accordance with Europee jacket is inflated, use the protruding part of the cap to press the valve to test. The valve should be easily pressed. When it is released, it should be restored to the closed position and sealed again.
3. Appearance inspection of the outer cover and the webbing - check the outer cover cloth, seams, webbing connections, buckles, etc.; the fading of the cloth indicates that the strength is weakened, and the strength is checked by tightening the joint and the connecting portion. If the lifejacket has any damage, it needs to be replaced, and the test should be carried out before going out.
Fourth, storage
Store in a clean, cool, dry place.
Do not place soluble parts in an environment where humidity and temperature are too high for too long.
Dissolved parts of vented packaging cannot be stored in sealed containers when transported.
The storage time of soluble parts should not exceed 18 months before use.
How to test your life jacket
1. Put on a life jacket (exhaust state) into the shallow water area (water depth should be enough to keep your head above the water).
2. The automatic inflator will act and then inflate.
3. Tilt your head backwards to see if the air-filled life jacket can lift you up (the back is slightly tilted back) in a relaxed state of floating to see if your mouth is just above the water.
4. Repeat these steps, the life jacket is blown inflated, and the life jacket is partially inflated so that you can be adequately supported to complete the inflation. Note: Auto-inflatable life jackets are not recommended for those who are weak or not swimming.
5. Remove, vent, cool and reinstall according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Put the life jacket on the neck and put the rectangular buoyancy bag in front of you; fasten the belt of the neckline.