Safety Blaster Horn
Add a mouth-operated signal horn to your emergency equipment with the Safety Blaster. It is supplied with a lanyard and uses a light blow for operation, avoiding a specified battery requirement. The stated output is 120 dB, but no measurement distance or test conditions are provided.
Choosing and using this product
Keep the relevant operating and care instructions with the equipment and make sure users can identify its purpose. Include the item and any mounting hardware in routine checks, following the inspection requirements for the particular product.
Select the item for its stated role in the boat’s equipment arrangement. Compare the dimensions, capacity and supply format with the storage or mounting position. A holder or bracket is a different purchase from the complete item it is intended to support.
Plan a location where the equipment can be identified and reached when needed. Check that nearby stored items will not prevent access or removal. If the item uses a mounting bracket, compare the actual equipment reference with the bracket’s stated fit.
Review the contents carefully when buying a safety kit or bag. Different packages can include different quantities or types of equipment. Compare the complete list with your planned arrangement instead of assuming all accessories shown or mentioned are supplied.
For replacements or additions, retain the product code and stated size so matching items can be ordered accurately. Where equipment has an expiry or service requirement, use the label and instructions on the supplied item to maintain its records.
Before placing the order, compare this product’s stated details with the part or installation in front of you. Keep any compatible model reference and the selected product code together. This gives you a clear reference for fitting enquiries and for matching a future replacement to the same arrangement.
Product details
- Compact mouth-operated safety horn made from high-visibility orange plastic and supplied with lanyard.
- Sounds with a light blow.
- Stated sound output: 120 decibels.