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RHS Boating & Marine

Mini Handheld Marine Gas Air Horn - 50ml Canister, Red Top, 125 x 44mm RWB999

$15.86 each
Brand: RHS Boating & Marine – Boat Parts, Marine Accessories & Boating Supplies

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The mini gas air horn packages a handheld pressure-pack horn and 50ml canister into a compact 125 x 44mm format. Its red plastic horn top makes it a distinctive small item to organise within a portable equipment kit.

Compact handheld pressure-pack horn with a red plastic horn top.

  • Canister capacity: 50ml
  • Size: 125 x 44mm
  • Complete horn and canister

This listing is for the complete horn and canister. The compact dimensions are useful when comparing available storage spaces or assembling a kit that will be carried between locations. Measure the intended pocket, compartment or pouch and allow enough room to take the horn out without snagging it on surrounding items.

The pressure-pack format gives you a portable signalling device that can be held for use. As practical preparation advice, choose a regular storage location and let other intended users know where it is. Keeping a small horn loose in a crowded locker can make it harder to locate when needed.

The canister capacity is 50ml, so consider your expected pattern of use when selecting this compact version. The listing does not provide a duration or number of blasts; plan readiness by checking the product according to its instructions rather than assuming a particular number of uses from the canister size.

Read the operating and storage information supplied with the horn before use. Check the condition of the canister and plastic top, familiarise yourself with the control, and follow the product guidance for handling a pressure-pack container. Store it where accidental activation and physical damage can be avoided.

For boating, assess signalling requirements for the particular vessel and activity when choosing your equipment. A compact handheld horn may be convenient to carry, but the selection should also account for how the equipment will be used and kept ready. Include it in your pre-departure equipment checks.

If adding this horn to a shared kit, make its location part of the usual equipment briefing. Return it to the same place after use and review its condition before the next outing. The small format is most useful when accessibility and replenishment are considered alongside portability.