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Electric Fuel presents a wide range of automatic and manual lights for lifejackets, with different sizes and formats with SOLAS and USEG approvals.

SOLAS SLX and SOLAS SLX-II automatic lights: With 36 and 46 gr respectively, they issue 50 to 70 flashes by minute of bright white light, for more than 8 hours. These lights are LED technology and activate automatically when in contact with water. They follow the 1999 SOLAS and IMO Resolution 81(70) SOLAS 161.112/71/0, USCG 161.012/71/0 and EC Type and MED (DNV) requirements.

SOLAS CFX-I and CFX-II (and CFX-I manual light) automatic lights: With 70 gr each one, these issue 50 to 70 flashes by minute of bright white light, for more than 8 hours. They activate automatically when in contact with water and follow the 1999 SOLAS and IMO Resolution 81(70), SOLAS 161.112/59/0 (CFX-I light) and SOLAS 161.112/56/0 (CFX-II light), USCG 161.012/59/0 (CFX-I light) and USCG 161.012/56/0 (CFX.II light) e EC Type and MED (DNV) requirements.

SOLAS LDX automatic light: With 50 gr, it is ideal for liferafts or passenger vessels, once the light has a protective cap. It issue a white LED light, constant and without flashes and activates automatically when in contact with water. It follows the 1999 SOLAS and IMO Resolution 81(70) SOLAS 161.112/62/0, USCG 161.012/61/0 and EC Type and MED (DNV) requirements.

SOLAS WAB-MX8 manual light: This light issue an intense light during more than 8 hours, it weighs 98 gr and connects after the plug is removed and when the battery emerges in the water. It follows the 1999 SOLAS and IMO Resolution 81(70), USCG 161.112/36/0 and EC Type and MED (DNV) requirements.

WAB-H12 manual light: It issues an intense light during more than 8 hours and it is easily connected to any lifejacket. The light turns on in 60 seconds after the plug is removed and when the battery emerges in the water.