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Orion 800 - Solas Red Parachute Signal Rocket, Pack of 4
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High powered aerial signal launches 350 Meters (1,150 feet) into the air with 30,000 candlepower and stays aloft and burns for 40 seconds. USCG approved # 160.036/A15/0. Approve...
Description
High powered aerial signal launches 350 Meters (1,150 feet) into the air with 30,000 candlepower and stays aloft and burns for 40 seconds. USCG approved # 160.036/A15/0. Approve par transport Canadian: TC-002-032-067. Meets SOLAS LSA Code 3.1. DOT approved shipping bracket custom designed for safe shipping and allows individual reshipping to your customer.
SOLAS and USCG approved for day and night signal.
ORION Safety Manual – contains important safety warnings, use, storage, and inspection instructions for the Orion signal launcher and flares (aerial and handheld). Please read enclosed Safety Manual carefully before using or storing signaling products and retain for future reference.
Packed in 4-Color Carton with Hang Tag. Meets requirements of SOLAS and USCG. Recommended for anyone who cruises for extended periods of time or travel offshore overnight. Visible for 30 miles. Sold in case quantities only.
- 1 Red Parachute Signal Rocket
- Orion Safety Manual
- Packed in 4-Color Carton with Hang Tag
- SOLAS and USCG approved for day or night signal.
Specifications
- Country of Origin: United States
Manufacturer Part #: 800
Specifications
Specifications
| Brand | Orion Safety Products |
|---|---|
| Category | Horns |
| UPC / Barcode | 077403521623 |
| Weight | 6.0 lb |
Shipping & Returns
Shipping: Most orders ship within 1 business day from Cape May, NJ.
Returns: 30 days from delivery, unused with tags. Text us at (609) 884-0330 or email [email protected].
Local pickup: Free in-store pickup at our Marine Supply or Outfitters location in Cape May.
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