T4AS VIP 4 man with 6 Overload

T4AS 4 Man VIP Series Life Raft far 121 P/N : R1200-101/ R1200-701

Part Number: LRS-6667

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4 Person with 6 Man Overload capacity. TSO-C70a Type I

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APPROVALS:
USA TSO-C70a, Type 1

For Part 91, 121, 135 Operators (GA, Corporate, Helicopter, Air Taxi)
Twin Tube Transport Series. -
Compact, lightweight. Constructed of neoprene coated nylon. -
High tech inflation system. -
Competitively priced.

Rated at 4 Man
Overload at 6 man

Weight varies with Pack/Configuration from 35lbs to 47 Lbs

PLEASE CALL US FOR OTHER CONFIGURATIONS FOR THIS RAFT MODEL

T4AS Life Raft
Capacity	Rated: 4 Persons Overload: 6 Persons
Approval	USA: TSO-C70a, Type I
Color	Raft: Yellow Carrying case: Yellow Canopy: Orange
Diameter Raft Tube	8.52" (20.98cm)
Inflated Volume: @ 1.50 psig	Tube 1: 6.42 ft.³ (0.182 m³) Tube 2: 6.42 ft.³ (0.182 m³) Total: 12.84 ft.³ (0.363 m³)
Tube Volume Per Person: @ rated capacity	3.21 ft.³ (0.09 m³)
Total Tube Buoyancy	801 lbs. (363.4 kg)
Buoyancy Per Person: @ rated capacity	200 lbs. (90.9 kg)
Total Deck Area	14.4 ft.² (1.34 m²)
Deck Area Per Person: @ rated capacity	3.6 ft.² (0.334 m²)
Tube Operating Pressure	2.0 psig (0.138 bar)
Pressure Relief Valves	Open: 3.0 psig (0.207 bar) Close: 2.0 psig (0.138 bar)
Tube Burst Pressure	Over +10 psig (+0.69 bar)
Inflation System	Cylinder Size: 110 in.³ (3.36 cm³) Cylinder Type: DOT 3AA2100 Charge Weights: CO₂: 0.73 to 0.75 lbs. (0.33 to 0.34 kg) Charge Weights: N₂: 1.00 to 1.10 lbs. (0.45 to 0.50 kg)
Environmental Limits
Temperature	Functional Range: -40 to 140 ^oF (-40 to 60 ^oC) Storage Range: -65 to 160 ^oF (-54 to 71 ^oC)
Humidity	Up to 95% relative humidity
Altitude	-2000 to 45,000 ft. above sea level.
Service Life	Indefinite if raft continues to pass periodic maintenance inspection
Frequency Of Inspection	Every 36 months, recommended.

T4AS 4 Man VIP Series Life Raft far 121 P/N : R1200-101/ R1200-701

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