● It is well known that a person’s chances of survival when immersed in water are improved only by the ability to remain dry and maintain the body temperature at a comfortable level. LALIZAS has designed it’s Immersion suit to protect you in situations where the danger of hypothermia is great, thereby greatly increasing your chances of survival.
● The Lalizas Immersion suit is made of reinforced neoprene and incorporates a face seal and flap, 3 fingered gloves, front waterproof zipper, ankle cuffs, neoprene pocket and retro-reflective tape. All these features have been designed to protect you against cold, without diminishing the freedom of movement.
● Exceeding the latest SOLAS specifications for hypothermia protection, it is ideal use on board ferries, offshore drilling rigs, rescue boats, man-overboard boats and for general commercial use.
| Talla |
Weight |
Height |
| Universal |
55-95 Kg |
160-190 cm |
| XL |
85-130 Kg |
Máximo 205 cm |
● Inmersion suit - Main parts
- Neoprene Fabric, 5 mm width with insulating properties
- Waterproof Zipper
- Retro - reflective tapes made by 3M , MED approved
- Rubber or neoprene gloves
- Light pocket for an approved solas light
- Non - skid Sole
- Bag
● Inspection timing of inmersion suits
- Monthly inspections are suggested to be carried out by ship’s crew according to SOLAS regulation ΙΙΙ / 20.7. Every six months, the hanging of the immersion suit on a broad hanger is recommended for at least 48 hours. This is to enable any moisture inside the suit to dry out. The zippers should also be lubricated at least once a year or whenever the chain feels dry and the sliding force is up. For frequently used suit, lubrication should be repeated apx. every 10 uses.
● Donning
- In an emergency there is no time to learn how equipment works. Therefore it would be sensible that the user practices beforehand, in order to become familiar with the use and features of the Immersion suit. Monthly practice should reduce the donning time from minutes to seconds. Enter water feet first while protecting your airways with your hands.
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