Ecoblast SPORT Rechargeable Marine Air Horn - Horn and Canister, 115dB RWB6908
The Ecoblast SPORT rechargeable air horn uses compressed air and can be refilled for repeated use. This version supplies the horn without a pump, making the package choice important when planning how you will recharge it.
Lightweight, compact rechargeable air horn made from non-corrosive plastic with no metal parts. Floats if dropped overboard. Recharges through the horn-head valve using a hand pump, compressor or tyre pump. Delivered without air in the canister.
- Sound rating: 115dB
- Horn and canister only
The SPORT construction uses non-corrosive plastic with no metal parts, and the horn floats if dropped overboard. Its lightweight, compact format is useful when considering what to carry aboard or move between activities. Choose a storage position that still keeps the horn easy to reach and protected from being buried under other gear.
Recharging takes place through the horn-head valve. A compatible hand pump, compressor or tyre pump can be used as described for the product. Follow the supplied filling instructions, and familiarise yourself with the valve position before the first outing so refilling becomes part of your normal preparation.
If you already have a suitable pump or compressed-air source, the horn-only package lets you use that refill arrangement. Check the connection and filling instructions first. Consider where recharging will happen away from home so the reusable horn remains practical for your planned activity.
The horn is delivered without air in the canister, so allow time to charge it before use. The stated sound rating is 115dB. Select signalling equipment against the needs of the boat or activity, and include a readiness check in your preparation rather than relying only on the horn being present.
The SPORT range is listed for marine use, industrial safety and sporting events. When carrying it between settings, check the charge beforehand and choose an accessible storage place. Its ability to float is useful context for boating, while careful handling remains sensible.
