SwellPro CP02.056 Automatic Inflatable Lifebuoy Instruction Manual
- June 3, 2024
- SwellPro
Table of Contents
- SwellPro CP02.056 Automatic Inflatable Lifebuoy
- Thank you
- The symbol description
- Video Tutorials
- Product Introduction
- Product Diagram
- Installation
- Precautions
- Automatic inflator
- Deflate the Life Buoy
- Fold the Life Buoy
- Maintenance
- Specifications
- Version information
- References
- Read User Manual Online (PDF format)
- Download This Manual (PDF format)
SwellPro CP02.056 Automatic Inflatable Lifebuoy
Thank you
Thank you for buying SwellPro products.
We have designed and manufactured the product to the highest quality
standards. Like other surface equipment, ensuring long-term trouble-free use
of the product requires proper care and maintenance of the product. With
proper care and maintenance, you will enjoy the product experience for years
to come. After use in salt or contaminated water, be sure to rinse the
appliance thoroughly with fresh water before salt and sediments dry out inside
the appliance. For the latest user manual, visit
www.swellpro.com. Refer to the Version Information
section at the end of this manual, which details the additions and corrections
to this manual.
The symbol description
- Read Before Use
- Warning
- Important
- Hints and Tips
Video Tutorials
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Product Introduction
The LB1 is easy to use and carry. It can be mounted directly to a drone or used independently. Suitable for maritime rescue, shipping management, flood rescue, and other types of water-related rescues.
Product Diagram
- Strap
- Automatic Inflator
- Arm Strap
- Triggering Tablet
- Handle
Installation
Install to a drone
Hang the strap on the payload release module on the drone. It allows the
operator to quickly launch the SwellPro to where it needs it.
Mount to the arm
The SwellPro can be attached to the arm by using the arm strap. It can be used
as a safety guard for people who are working under water conditions.
Precautions
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Check the airbag:
Make sure that the airbag is free of cracks or holes. If these defects are found, replace the new lifebuoy. -
Check the automatic inflator
Check the Automatic inflator section down below to see the operation instruction. -
Check the gas cylinder
When the automatic inflator is triggered, the gas cylinder inflates the airbag. Before use, check that the installed gas cylinder is of the correct size and free of breakage. When checking the cylinder, unscrew the gas cylinder and observe the screw surface. If damage to the screw plane is found, the gas cylinder needs to be replaced. If the gas cylinder is in good condition, install it correctly on the automatic inflator.
- When installing the gas cylinder, if the trigger is not installed correctly, the automatic inflator will not be able to inflate the lifebuoy properly.
- Gas cylinders can only be used once, replace cylinders and tablets in a timely manner after use.
- The protective coating on the exterior of the gas cylinder may corrode under wet conditions or after a period of use, and if so, replace the gas cylinder in a timely manner.
Automatic inflator
How to install and use:
Unscrew the spring base, place the tablets into the valve body, tighten the
spring base, and screw the gas cylinder clockwise into the valve body. Make
sure the installation process is free of water or any wet conditions.
Automatic inflating:
After the lifebuoy is fully submerged, the automatic inflator quickly starts
to inflate within 5 seconds.
Manual inflating:
Grasp and pull the handle to start manual inflating, if for any reason there
is not enough air in the airbag, you can blow air into the airbag through the
valve on the airbag.
Note: Automatic inflator must be triggered before you can blow the air through the valve.
Deflate the Life Buoy
Press the tip of the cap into the valve to deflate the airbag. While pressing the valve, gently press the airbag with your hand to remove the gas from the airbag. The cap should be restored to its original state after being used.
Fold the Life Buoy
Steps:
- Unfold to place the lifebuoy as shown
- Fold the lifebuoy in half
- Wraps the inflator side
- Fold up the lifebuoy
- Fasten the vertical magic tap
- Fasten the magic taps on the top and bottom
Maintenance
Lifespan
The lifespan of the automatic inflatable lifebuoy depends on how it is used
and maintained. Store the lifebuoy in a cool, dry environment. Long-term
exposure of lifebuoys to high temperatures or humidity shortens their
lifespan.
Maintenance and cleaning
Clean – It is recommended to clean with mild detergent and rinse it with
fresh water after each use.
Airdry – If the lifebuoy is wet, hang it on a coated hanger and airdry it
thoroughly. Do not place it directly under the sun and do not use any heat
source while drying.
- No machine wash
- No dry clean
- No bleaching
Inspect
- Leak test – This test should be performed every two months. Inflate the lifebuoy using the air valve and place it for 12 hours. If any changes in shape observed, it needs to be repaired.
- Air valve testing – remove the cap. After the lifebuoy is inflated, press the tip of the cap into the valve, the valve should be easy to press down and return to its original state after release.
Store
- Store the lifebuoy in a cool and dry environment.
- Do not place the triggering tablets in environments with excessive humidity and temperature for too long.
- Triggering tablets are fragile. Any extrusion should be prevented during transportation.
- Triggering tablets must not be stored for more than 3 years and must be replaced every 12 months during operation.
Specifications
LB1
Buoyancy:| > 8KG
Inflation System:| Automatic Inflator
Inflation reaction time:| < 5 seconds
Gas cylinders:| 16g 3/8″ 24-tooth thread
Airbag capacity:| 7.5 L
Lifespan:| 2 years
Version information
SwellPro products will continue to improve, please follow the updated version information below. Version