Recovering a man overboard can be an extremely hazardous operation for both the crew and the casualty, regardless of vessel size. The Jon Buoy Recovery Module is designed to make this a simple operation, whilst increasing vital visibility and protection for the casualty.
Accepted as a direct replacement for one traditional danbuoy, horseshoe, drogue, light and whistle, specified within the World Sailing Offshore Special Regulations, where two would normally be required.

The Jon Buoy Recovery Module casing is available in four variations in pushpit and bulkhead mounts with white or carbon options
Jon Buoy Recovery Modul is a location and assistance equipment, which facilitates the return on board of a man overboard.
It includes a buoy with low freeboard, for easy access, and a pole, to increase the visibility.
The set, in Glo-Lite retro-reflective fabric is automatically inflated. Jon Buoy Recovery Modul complies with OSR, article 4.22.
 

• Mounting on 25 to 30 mm tube
• Triggering by percussion handle on the back of the container
• Automatic inflation in 12 seconds
• Buoyancy > 300N
• Weighted casting line, L. 5 m
• Reusable

Jon Buoy is equipped with:
• a drogue
• a ballast pocket
• a flag with reflective tape
• a flashlight placed on top of mast, automatic triggering on contact with water
•  a whistle
• a WLL 195 kg lifting ring