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Reach and Rescue Ultralite Carbon Fiber Rescue Pole
Price: From $475.00 to $3,450.00
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USES AND APPLICATIONS:
To accurately deploy flotation devices or other tools. The telescopic poles have adjustable clamps.
Each clamp releases the section above smoothly, enabling fast extraction/retraction.
HOW TO USE:
To extend the pole, first, raise the thumb lever with the smallest top clamp.
A yellow section will extend from the top of the pole, and it is this section that processes the multi-function tool fitting.
When a flotation aid is required, first attach the yellow flotation ball, then tighten the collar until the float remains firmly in place, then snap the relevant tool to accompany it.
Proceed with extending the pole, and when a red band is seen, push this back in until it is hidden.
Then arch the thumb lever downwards until it stops.
Continue with the next clamp down, i.e., n1, n2, n3.
The flotation ball will take the pole's weight, and you can swing it over through the water to achieve the desired location.
Closing the pole is the reverse of the above; however, during victim retrieval,
another technique is to pull the entire opened pole, hand over hand, behind your body for more speed should this be necessary.
The yellow flotation ball is not normally used with 5m poles.
The top section is fiberglass to increase the non-conductivity of the pole.
Retrieval is to be in a linear (pull back) manner. DO NOT LIFT like a fishing rod or use a fulcrum point to lever the pole!
MAINTENANCE & PRECAUTIONS:
It is advisable to keep the pole in the pole carry bag.
All items are waterproof, but dry storage will prolong the life of the pole and pole carry bag.
A pole end protector should be placed on the gold collar to avoid damage.
After using, open out the pole fully and clean/dry each section, also checking for any damage to clamps or sections.
All clamps should be checked for the correct torque and adjusted accordingly.
All associated end fittings should be tested for the correct mating with the pole multi-functional collar.
Throwbag needs the usual checking and packing. The pole protector head must be replaced after use SPECIFICATIONS:
High visibility end section
Strong quick release clamp
Material: Carbon fibre material (ultralight) and Fiberglass
| Part # |
Open Length |
Collapsed Length |
Weight (kg) |
Float Required |
Base Section Dia. |
| 201718205 |
5m/16.4' |
65" |
3.9 lbs. (1.78 kg) |
No |
1.8" |
| 201718209 |
9m/29.5' |
82.7" |
5.7 lbs. (2.6 kg) |
Yes |
1.8" |
| 201718213 |
13m/42.7' |
94.5" |
10.3 lbs. (4.7 kg) |
Yes |
2" |
| 201718217 |
17m/55.7' |
102" |
12.1 lbs. (5.5 kg) |
Yes |
2" |
| 201718220 |
20m/65.6' |
102" |
13.2 lbs. (6 kg) |
Yes |
2" |
How to Use the Reach and Rescue Pole
VIDEO: Weir Dam Training
VIDEO: Man Overboard Retrieval
WARNING
This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer.
For information go to: www.p65warnings.ca.gov
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Holds and protects Reach and Rescue poles and closes via velcro flaps.
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