8 person Aero Elite liferaft, Valise
Features
• Large, oversized tube 13 inches in diameter
• Spacious 4-sqare feet-per-person interior
• Automatically inflated canopy
• Heavy duty boarding ladder
• Extra large weighted ballast pockets for
stabilization in rough seas
• Multi-chambered tube
• Extensive equipment pack
including USCG/SOLAS
pyrotechnics
• Vacuum packed
• Rain Catcher
• Inflatable floor
• Stowage pockets
• Zippered windows
• Flashing strobe
12-Year limited Warranty on All Revere Aero ElitesTM
Valid only with:
•Required 3-Year service intervals
•Service performed by Revere Survival Inc. - certified service stations
•Proper installation and use in accordance with Revere Owner's Manual
•Warranty registration
Brief description
If your flight plan includes time over water, Revere’s Aero Elite liferaft
should be on your pre-flight checklist. The ultimate lightweight liferaft for
general aviation!
Detailed description
The Aero Elite is the most compact, lightweight general aviation liferaft in
its class making it easy to stow and deploy. It features one large oversized 13"
tube; vertical bulkheads inside divide the tube into two independent air-holding
compartments, so if one compartment is punctured, the other keeps you afloat.
Offering a spacious 4ft2 per person, the Aero Elite includes a heavy-duty
boarding ladder, an inflatable floor, automatically inflated canopy, stowage
pockets, zippered windows, flashing strobe, four extra-large, 200 lb ballast
pockets, an extensive survival equipment pack including USCG/SOLAS flares and
much more. The Aero Elite is vacuum-packed to add greater protection against the
environment and minimize servicing costs as service is required just once every
three years.
Product Specifications
30” x 19” x 12.5” (762 x 483 x 318 mm)
56 lbs. (25 kg)
41187-1, Rev. C, Booklet Version
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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