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Eam Xf-35 Aviation Life Vest *crew Molten Orange* on 2040-parts.com

US $99.99
Location:

Sainte Genevieve, Missouri, United States

Sainte Genevieve, Missouri, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:P01074-101C Brand:EAM UPC:Does not apply

The XF-35 is the world's lightest weight twin-cell vest in the aviation market today, only 1.13 lbs. (513 grams). The XF-35 offers significant fuel savings to operators wishing to stay with the added security of a twin-cell vest. 5 year frequency of inspection standard. 10 year frequency of inspection available.

Available in Crew Molten Orange.

  • Inflated Buoyancy: 35 lbs. (150 Newtons) minimum
  • Inflated Volume: 970 cu. in. (16 liters) minimum
  • Approvals: USA FAA TSO-C13f; German LBA Approval No. 40.321/33; United Kingdom CAA Approval No. AR01445
  • Category of Preserver: Adult/Child Combination
  • Weight of wearer: 35 lbs. (15.91kg) and above
  • Inflatable Buoyancy Cells: 2 Independent Cells
  • Material: Urethane Coated Nylon, Flame Retardant
  • Construction: RF Heat Sealed Seams
  • Inflation System:Manual CO2 Inflator and an Oral Inflation Tube in each Buoyancy Cell.
  • Color: Passenger Yellow or Crew Molten Orange
  • Temperature: Functional Range: -40 to 140 oF (-40 to 60 oC)
  • Storage Range: 0 to 120 oF (-17.8 to 48.9 oC)
  • Humidity: Functional Range: Up to 95% Relative Humidity; Storage Range: Up to 70% Relative Humidity
  • Altitude: -2000 to 45,000 feet above sea level
  • CO2 Gas Charge: 2 x 0.035 lbs. (2 x 16 grams)
  • Survivor Locator Light: Water-activated. TSO-C85 Approved.
  • Service Life: Indefinite if unit continues to pass periodic maintenance inspection.
  • Frequency of Inspection: Every 60 months for P01074-1XX Assys. in Standard Polybag, Vinyl Bag, or PSU Pouch packs; Ten (10) year frequency available in special Extended Shelf Life packaging.
Do you have a regulatory reference for Crew Vests need to be Red and Passenger Vests Yellow?  
This is part of regulation under TSO C13f 4.1.15 Color. The color of the life preserver must be an approved international orange-yellow or similar high visibility color. The color of the flight crew life preservers may be an approved red-orange or similar high visibility contrasting color.

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