SeaCurity RescueHoister MOB sail with integrated ladder

A man-overboard rescue device designed specifically for inflatable boats. The Jason's Cradle FRC Kit is a very sturdy personal rescue device that allows even an injured or unconscious person to be brought from the water onto the boat with minimal effort.The rescue system consists of rectangular plastic panels that form a grid when assembled. This grid is secured to the boat’s side with high-strength carabiners and lowered into the water like a rope ladder.The person in the water can easily hold onto the panels and, in the best-case scenario, climb aboard independently (or with assistance).Alternatively, the Jason’s Cradle FRC Kit is hauled up using the sturdy loop (with a rope extension if necessary). This creates a tube into which the person in the water either swims on their own or is guided. While lying horizontally, the person is then “rolled” upward.Jason’s Cradle is made of high-quality plastics and V4A stainless steel and can be rolled up tightly for storage.Delivered complete with four adhesive mounting patches for attachment to the inflatable boat and a sturdy storage bag.For hard-hull (rescue) boats , the Jason’s Cradle FRC Kit is available in the sizes listed with screw-on eyebolts instead of adhesive patches. The part number then ends with “H” for hard hull.The manufacturer recommends having the rescue device serviced every three years at an authorized service center until it reaches a service life of twelve years. See “Servicing Guidelines” under “Downloads.” Please feel free to contact us regarding the maintenance of your Jason’s Cradle. After twelve years of service, the Jason’s Cradle FRC Kit should be replaced with a new one.

The Jason's Cradle is a very sturdy personnel rescue device that allows even an injured or unconscious person to be brought from the water onto the boat with minimal effort.The rescue system consists of rectangular plastic panels that form a grid. This grid is secured to the ship’s side with high-strength carabiners and lowered into the water like a rope ladder.The person in the water can easily hold onto the panels and, in the best-case scenario, climb aboard independently (or with assistance).Alternatively, the Jason’s Cradle is hauled up using strong rescue ropes with a diameter of 14 mm via a halyard. This creates a tube into which the person in the water either swims on their own or is guided. In a horizontal lying position, the person is then “rolled” upward.Jason’s Cradle is made of high-quality plastics and V4A stainless steel and can be rolled up tightly for storage. Sturdy storage bags are available as accessories for the shorter sections (see “Accessories & Replacement Parts”), and sturdy covers are available for the longer sections. Please feel free to ask us about them.The manufacturer recommends having the rescue device serviced every three years at an authorized service center until it reaches a service life of twelve years. See “Servicing Guidelines” under “Downloads.” Please feel free to contact us regarding maintenance for your Jason’s Cradle. After twelve years of service, the Jason’s Cradle should be replaced with a new one.In addition to the dimensions listed here, numerous other sizes are available. There are two additional widths to choose from: five elements (= 88 cm) or six elements (= 105 cm)The length can be up to 6.87 meters, making it suitable for a freeboard height of up to five metersA list of the various available dimensions can be found in the table in the second image. Please be sure to include the corresponding product code in your inquiries. Thank youIn addition to the standard dimensions, the JASON’S CRADLE personnel rescue system can also be custom-manufactured to meet your specific requirements. Please feel free to ask us for a quote for your custom dimensions.

The JON BUOY Recovery Module MK6 is a sophisticated man-overboard rescue system that combines a marker buoy, rescue sling and recovery device.The lightweight container (available in white or black carbon fibre) is attached using the integrated railing bracket. In an emergency, the marker buoy is launched into the water by opening the container, where it inflates automatically.The recovery system lies securely in the water thanks to the large capsize protection bag and keel weight. Thanks to the bright yellow colours, the high mast with signal flag and automatic SOLAS lighting, the one-person life raft is visible from afar.The person who has fallen overboard is lowered out of the water via the boarding aid onto the safe buoyancy platform. This has a safe load-bearing capacity of around 200 kg and ensures that the casualty cools down less quickly in cold water temperatures. When helpers approach, an initial connection can be established with the five metre long throw line. The lifting mechanism on the mast is easy for rescuers to reach from on board. The casualty is lifted out of the water together with the buoyancy platform in a gentle horizontal position.After use, the rescue module is ready for use again after rinsing with fresh water, replacing the CO₂ cartridge and re-stowing in the container.Maintenance at 2-year intervals in a Jon Buoy maintenance centre is recommended.Dimensions of the container: 39 cm x 38 cm x 22 cm. 7.5 kg.Additional safety equipment such as emergency transmitters (MOB or PLB), an emergency light, hand flares or a signal horn can also be stored in the container.The rescue module complies with the OSR (Offshore Special Regulations) of World Sailing (formerly ISAF) for participation in offshore races.

A lightweight rescue and recovery system with a compact pack size for easy use.The rescue net, which forms a tunnel, allows a (unconscious) person in the water to be quickly and easily retrieved and secured without requiring their cooperation. This also works for objects that have fallen overboard or the family dog.The POB-Net is packed like a pop-up tent in a round fabric bag (diameter 700 mm, height 70 mm, with printed step-by-step illustrated instructions) and can thus be stowed away easily. The bag is available in either yellow or white. The bag is also available separately as an accessory (see “Accessories & spare parts”).Before use, the bag is secured to the railing with a carabiner. The net is removed while folded and pops open to its full size when thrown into the water. The rescue net is “pulled over” the person in the water vertically, like a fish trap. Once the net completely encloses the person vertically, it is brought into a horizontal position by pulling on the rescue line. The person being rescued is thereby enclosed as if in a hammock.Hooking the recovery line to the railing (using a carabiner) prevents the person from drifting away from the ship. People weighing up to 120 kg can be hoisted onto the deck in the net (using a recovery device or a halyard), while maintaining the gentle horizontal position.After use, the maintenance-free rescue net is simply rinsed with fresh water and packed back into its bag once dry.

MOB sail (200 x 300 x 300 cm) made of water-permeable, tear-resistant polyester fabric (according to EN 471).The pack bag can be permanently attached to the stanchions with two loops with snap hooks so that the safety sail is quickly ready for use at any time.Two further snap hooks are pegged and a halyard attached to the sail head to bring a person who has fallen overboard back on board in a gentle, horizontal position.Thanks to steps and straps, the sail can also be used very well as a swimming ladder.Supplied in a red polyester pack bag. Sail colour: signal yellow with reflective stripes. Weight: 5.4 kg.

Robust storage bag for storing the JASON'S CRADLE personal rescue device outdoors, protected from the weather.The bag is also available for other sizes of the JASON'S CRADLE. Please ask us about it.

The rescue net, manufactured in Germany, consists of 35-mm-wide webbing straps with a tensile strength of approximately 2,000 kg. Each individual seam has a strength of approximately 500 kg. The net can therefore support a load of 400 kg.Stainless steel tubes ensure good dimensional stability. Lead weights ensure rapid descent.The net is stowed in a sturdy storage bag.The two-meter-long net is secured, for example, to the railings’ bases using four webbing straps with sliding loops.The three- or four-meter-long net is secured on board using two 300-mm-long straps with snap shackles, for example, to two M8 eye bolts mounted 300 mm from the edge of the deck and spaced 1,000 mm apart.A quick tug on the bag’s release tab causes the net to fall out and be immediately ready for use.As a rescue climbing net, it allows a person in the water to climb back on board independently.A person who is exhausted or suffering from hypothermia is guided into a pocket formed by the lifting net and then (using a pulley block) carefully “rolled” upward along the ship’s side. This is done as gentlyas possible , keeping the person in a horizontal position.The storage bag is 120 cm long. Diameter: approx. 20 cm / 30 cm / 40 cm.The net meets the technical requirements specified in theGuide to Recovery Techniques; MSC.1/Circ. 1182/Rev. 1for the rescue of persons who have fallen overboard. A corresponding manufacturer’s certificate is available.