Revere USCG Approved IBA, 4-10 person - 290162

Included

• Bailer
• Bellows
• First Aid Kit (only available with 25&50IBS’s)
• Hand Flares (only available with 25&50IBS’s)
• Signal Mirror
• Repair Kit
• Flashlight with spare bulbs
• Extra batteries
• Whistle
• Sponge

What our Experts Think

• USCG‑Approved rugged safety you can trust
  The Revere USCG Approved IBA, 4‑10 person meets strict United States Coast Guard approval as an Inflatable Buoyant Apparatus—ensuring compliance and reliable emergency flotation for commercial and serious recreational vessels.
• Dependable flotation with double chamber design
  Dual buoyancy tubes provide added redundancy so the raft stays afloat even if one chamber is compromised—critical in rough water conditions.
• Straightforward deployment and boarding
  Equipped with an inflatable boarding ramp and heavy‑duty ladder, this IBA enables fast, low‑stress boarding in emergency situations, especially when every second counts.
• Essential survival tools included
  Comes with a baseline emergency equipment pack (signal mirror, repair kit, flashlight + spare bulbs, whistle, sponge, bailer and more) so you’re not starting from scratch when abandoning ship.
• High‑visibility rescue light
  Automatically activating locator light enhances visibility at night or in low‑light conditions—improving rescue response chances.
• Flexible storage configurations
  Available in soft valise or low profile container formats to suit vessel size and stowage preferences, with optional hydrostatic release setups for container models.
• Built for a range of missions
  With capacities from 4 to 10 persons, it’s a versatile choice for fishing boats, workboats, passenger vessels, or any craft that needs USCG‑approved safety gear

Q&A

Maintenance Tips

• Annual inspection & USCG compliance: Required to maintain certification and guarantee flotation reliability.
• Store dry, protected from UV: Prevent material degradation of bladder, straps, and inflation system.
• Check inflation cylinders: Ensure CO₂ or manual inflation devices are intact and within service dates.
• Inspect harnesses & attachment points: Verify webbing, buckles, and stitching for wear or corrosion.
• Avoid heavy compression: Do not stack gear or apply pressure that could compromise integrity.
• Rinse after saltwater exposure: Prevent corrosion of metal fittings and prolong material lifespan.
• Verify survival components (if included): Flares, whistles, and lights should be within expiration and accessible.
• Crew familiarity & training: Ensure all users know deployment, securing, and boarding procedures.
• Check buoyancy chambers for leaks: Conduct a periodic inflation test to confirm full operational readiness.