Description

LALIZAS Emergency Escape Breathing Device (EEBD) ESCAPE-15 – SOLAS/MED Approved

Professional emergency escape breathing device certified to SOLAS Chapter II-2 and IMO MSC/Circ.849 standards for commercial vessel compliance. The ESCAPE-15 provides 15 minutes of breathable air for emergency evacuation from smoke-filled or toxic environments aboard vessels. Essential safety equipment required on all vessels on international routes.

Certifications & Compliance:

• SOLAS Approved – Meets SOLAS Chapter II-2 requirements for commercial vessels
• MED-MER Certified – European Marine Equipment Directive compliance
• IMO MSC/Circ.849 – Complies with International Maritime Organization standards
• EN 1146:2005 – Designed to meet European respiratory equipment standards
• ISO 23291-1 (2008) – Meets international EEBD standards

Specifications:

• Duration: 15 minutes of breathable air
• Air Delivery Rate: Sufficient flow for emergency escape
• Working Temperature: -10°C to 65°C (-14°F to 149°F)
• Weight: 7 kg
• Hood Type: Full-face hood, universal fit for all persons
• Color: Silver (flame-resistant, heat-reflective, high-visibility)
• SKU: 70321
• Barcode: 5204980703219

Key Features:

• 15-Minute Air Supply – Provides sufficient time for emergency evacuation from hazardous environments
• Universal Full-Face Hood – One-size-fits-all design accommodates all crew members
• Flame-Resistant Materials – Silver-colored materials reflect heat and provide high visibility
• Steady Air Flow – Consistent air delivery rate ensures reliable breathing throughout escape
• Easy-to-Read Pressure Gauge – Visual indicator shows remaining air supply at a glance
• Durable Construction – Reliable design with low maintenance requirements
• Easy Cylinder Refill – No adapter required for cylinder replacement
• Wide Temperature Range – Functions in extreme conditions from -10°C to 65°C

Applications:

• Engine Room Fires – Emergency escape from smoke-filled engine compartments
• Galley Fires – Evacuation from cooking fires with toxic smoke
• Toxic Atmosphere – Protection from hazardous fumes and gases during escape
• Commercial Vessels – Required safety equipment for SOLAS-regulated ships on international routes
• Offshore Platforms – Emergency escape equipment for oil rigs and offshore installations
• Emergency Drills – Training equipment for crew emergency response procedures

How to Use:

1. Remove from Storage – Quickly remove EEBD from storage location
2. Open Container – Open protective container and remove hood assembly
3. Don Hood – Pull hood over head, ensuring full-face coverage and proper seal
4. Open Air Supply – Activate air flow by opening cylinder valve
5. Evacuate Immediately – Proceed to nearest safe exit or muster station
6. Monitor Gauge – Check pressure gauge periodically during escape

Maintenance & Inspection:

• Monthly Visual Checks – Inspect container seal, pressure gauge, and storage location accessibility
• Annual Service – Professional inspection and testing required annually
• Cylinder Inspection – Regular pressure checks to ensure full charge
• Hood Inspection – Check for tears, damage, or deterioration
• Storage Conditions – Store in cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and heat sources
• Service Records – Maintain detailed inspection and service logs

Regulatory Requirements:

SOLAS Chapter II-2 requires Emergency Escape Breathing Devices (EEBDs) to be carried on all vessels engaged in international voyages. The number and location of EEBDs depend on vessel type, size, and crew complement. EEBDs must be strategically located in machinery spaces, control stations, and accommodation areas to ensure crew can safely evacuate in emergency situations.

Critical life-saving equipment for commercial vessels. The LALIZAS ESCAPE-15 EEBD provides reliable emergency respiratory protection, meeting all international maritime safety standards. Don’t compromise on crew safety – ensure your vessel carries properly maintained, certified EEBDs in all required locations.