Single Tube
FAA TSO-C70A Type II Approval

These life rafts have a lanyard-activated, manually-operated carbon dioxide (CO2) inflation system. A manually-operated hand pump, secured to the boarding station handle affords full inflation, or topping off of the flotation chambers, if required. Each of the two compartmentalized chambers is maintained to equal pressure by individual pressure relief valves - one in each chamber.

Miscellaneous accessories are contained about the raft perimeter. Appropriate instructions for the use of these accessories are printed on the tube and deck. A raft instruction manual is tied to the boarding handle on the deck.

Each raft has a canopy which is stowed with survival kit items that are contained in a red or yellow accessory case attached by a line to a raft life line loop. The canopy contains a door opening with a roll up door cover and a rainwater collector in the top or roof panel. Canopy rods and a center mast are provided to support the canopy when it is erected. The canopy, its center mast and supporting rods are encased in a protective bag. Canopy sides can be raised or lowered as required. In the Non-Transport Series rafts which have Federal Aviation Regulation (FAR) Part 135 survival equipment, the raft has a radar reflector which is an integral part of the canopy. Life rafts with survival equipment under FAR part 121 rules do not require, and thus do not have, a radar reflector unless ordered as special option.

Available Models:

T2 - Rated Capacity 2, Overload Capacity 3
T4 - Rated Capacity 4, Overload Capacity 6
T6 - Rated Capacity 6, Overload Capacity 9
T9 - Rated Capacity 9, Overload Capacity 13

Custom Packs Available. Radio Beacons, Emergency Locator Transmitters, Watermakers and Specialized Survival Kits Available

ELTS available for EAM Rafts (pdf)    
EAM Raft/ELT Cross Reference (pdf)

For complete technical specifications visit the EAM website.