Reveres latest addition to their comprehensive ISO life raft
range, the Revere Offshore
Commander 4.0 life raft offers a solution where space and weight
savings are an important
requirement.
Designed, tested and manufactured to ISO 9650, it is designed to
protect passengers in
offshore conditions, where strong winds and significant waves
can be met. The self-deploying
canopy and large entry opening allows for easy access on board.
Available as both valise or container, as 4, 6 or 8 person capacity, it has a
less than 24hr
survival pack inside the life raft.
KEY FEATURES
ISO9650-1 approved
Highly visible orange canopy
Exterior locator light
Interior Light
SOLAS Retro-reflective tape
Boarding ramp and knee
boarding ladder
Insulated Floor
Internal safety lines
External lifelines
Rainwater collection system
Observation port
Vacuum packed
4 ballast bags
Independent buoyancy tubes
<24 hour equipment pack
5+ sq ft. per person
3 years inspection interval
STANDARD EQUIPMENT
ISO9650-1 <24HR
EQUIPMENT QUANTITY
Rescue quoit + line 1
Sea anchor 1
Paddle 2
Floating knife 1
Drinking water -
Food ration -
Signal mirror 1
Whistle 1
Red hand flare 3
Parachute flare 2
Smoke signal -
First aid kit -
TPA blanket -
Seasickness pills 6/Prs
Sickness bag 1/Prs
Water bag -
Signal lamp 2
Dry cell + bulb 2
Repair kit 1
Bailer 1
Sponge 2
Manual Air Pump 1
Manual 1
Fishing tackle -
Scissors 1
Waterproof bag 1
Dimensions
Valise
Part no. Capacity Dimensions (inches) Weight (Lbs)
OC4-4V 4 25.5 x 15.75 x 9 64
OC4-6V 6 25.5 x 16.75 x 9.5 73
OC4-8V 8 27.25 x 19 x 3 x 9.5 86
Container
Part no. Capacity Dimensions (inches) Weight (Lbs)
OC4-4C 4 26.5 x 17.75 x 9.25 72
OC4-6C 6 28.25 x 20 x 9.25 83
OC4-8C 8 28.25 x 20 x 9.84 97
Low-profile cradle (powder-coated aluminum)
Part no. Capacity Dimensions (inches)
CRAD-REV4 4 30. 75 x 21 x 7.75
45-OO4CRAD 6 / 8 32.5 x 23.5 x 7.25
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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