SOLAS requirements for totally enclosed lifeboats
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Different from conventional passive SOLAS lifebuoys thrown by hand or quick‑release device, this self‑propelled rescue device can be remotely navigated by operators on‑board vessel or on‑shore to the overboard victim rapidly, avoiding risks that rescuers face when entering rough water directly.
Remote‑controlled lifebuoy is an unmanned self‑propelled water rescue robot for marine emergency. Operated by handheld wireless remote controller, widely used on vessels, offshore units and water‑emergency, flood fighting and disaster relief.
Marine Vessels & Offshore Installations; Coastal & Inland Water; Disaster Relief.
| Model | OBT1000 ProⅡ |
| Reverse Function | Included |
| Switch | Magnetic switch (without mechanical switch) |
| Motor | Fully enclosed and sand-proof motor |
| IP | IP68 |
| Signal Anti-interference | Exclusive encrypted channel, with strong anti-interference ability |
| Handle | Fixed handle with soft rope |
| Passing Capacity | Enhanced passing capacity with integrated design |
| Non-loaded Speed | 8 knots |
| Full-loaded Speed | 2 knots |
| Buoyancy | 18 kgs |
| Payload | 150 kgs |
| Loaded Speed | 2 knots |
| Anti-wave Height | 3 m |
| Storage Height | 20m |
| Cruise Duration | 50 min |
| Remote Control Range | 1000m |
| Battery | 32 Ah, 1440 w |
| GPS | Integrated |
| Strobe Light | Equipped |
| Dimension | 94×77×24 cm |
| Weight | 12.8 kgs |
| Approval | CCS and CE |