Quality Equipment for the Technical Rope Professional

Dolphin1 can propel itself to rescue a casualty faster than any skilled swimmer, while the rescuer can operate it with a remote controller to stay safe and dry.

The Dolphin 1 is a self-powered electric water rescue device that a remote controller directs. The innovative technology fills the gap between traditional foam buoys and jet skis. It is more precise, cheaper to deploy, and safer for rescuer

The Dolphin 1 is controlled by a simplified remote controller. Pressing the trigger can drive it forward, while rotating the knob can turn left or right. Any first-time user can learn to operate it in seconds. Display includes: Dolphin1 and Controller Battery levels

Powerful Propeller & strong Buoyancy - With a maximum 12km/h speed, Dolphin 1 can cut through waves and torrents to reach a troubled swimmer within the golden rescue minute. The Dolphin 1 provides a buoyancy equivalent to 2 regular buoys, allowing it to carry multiple casualties in one action.

Highly Visible - The Dolphin 1 is bright orange and mounted with two high penetration flashing fog lights, making it easy to track by eyesight over long distances and in bad weather.

Injury & Tangle Free - A tailor-made shell over the propellers makes it very safe for a panicking casualty to grab or pull randomly. It can also avoid entanglement with water plants or debris when the Dolphin 1 operates in dirty water areas.

Reliable & Safe - The batteries are stored in a water-tight independent cabin so that even if the hull is damaged accidentally, the Dolphin 1 can keep functioning and bring a casualty back to shore safely

Lifeguards in Brighton Beach are trialing a new remote-controlled buoy, the Dolphin 1, which enables them to save lives without setting foot in the water. The new device has been deployed following a series of tragedies along the south coast. The device was put into action for the first time at the weekend, saving a kitesurfer who had got into difficulties off the Brighton coastline. “We can deploy the Dolphin I into the sea without actually putting any of our rescuers in any danger. It’s going to increase the amount of people we can save from drowning, and it provides a few vital moments before the emergency service gets there.” Said Louise Roberts, a member of Brighton Beach Control.

VIDEO: Dolphin1 Training Brighton Beach

This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer.

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