IN-V20L8

EAM Worldwide's
IN-V20L8

Safety Features You Can Rely On

Lightweight
Durable
Global Approvals
Long Lifespan

IN-V20L8

Details

Built to Meet

Global Standards

This specially designed and affordable life vest is made exclusively for children less than 35 lbs. (16 kg). EAM infant vests come in USA and European versions, for the constantly changing safety markets of commercial carriers.

Specifications

Part Number

P0640-XXX

Inflated Buoyancy

20 lbs. (89 Newtons) minimum

Inflated Volume

554 cu. in. (9 liters) minimum

Approvals

USA: FAA TSO-C13f, Type I
Europe: EASA ETSO C13f, Type I
Italy: ENAC
Brazil: ANAC RBAC 21
Japan: JCAB CARJ Article 152
Germany: LBA 40.321

Category of Preserver

Infant

Weight of Wearer

Under 35 lbs. (15.9 kg)

Inflatable Buoyancy Cell

2 Independent Cells

Material/Construction

Urethane Coated Nylon fabric
RF Heat Sealed Seams

Inflation System

Manual CO₂ Inflator
an Oral Inflation Tube in each Buoyancy Cell

Color

Passenger Yellow

Humidity

Up to 95% relative humidity

Altitude

-2000 to 45,000 ft. above sea level

CO2 Gas Charge

2 x 0.019 lbs. (2 x 9 grams)

Survivor Locator Light

Water-activated. FAA TSO-C85 or TSO-C85a Approved.

Packaging Options

Flame Retardant 0.004 inch (0.1 mm) thick polyethylene bag with Tear Open Strip
Ten Year Extended Shelf Life Packaging
Customized Airline Packaging

Other Options

Whistle
Retroreflective Tape
Battery Plug Holes for Automatically Activated Light

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.

Temperature

Operational Range: -40 to 140 °F (-40 to 60 °C) Storage Range: -40 to 140 °F (-40 to 60 °C)

Why Choose the

IN-V20L8

Lightweight Durability
Global Approvals
Built for Extreme Conditions

IN-V20L8

Accessories

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Whistle

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Whistle

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