The Liferaft SOLAS OCEANO Throw Overboard is a vital safety equipment designed for commercial vessels engaged in international voyages. With a capacity to hold 16 persons, it is housed in a GRP canister that ensures durability and protection against the harsh marine environment. The liferaft is constructed from robust rubber fabric and features double chambered tubes for added security and buoyancy. It has a significant stowage height capability of up to 36 meters, with a painter line that can extend up to 46 meters, allowing for versatile deployment options. The insulated floor is a critical feature, providing protection against low temperature conditions, which is essential for maintaining the body heat of survivors in frigid waters. The canopy of the liferaft is designed for high visibility, equipped with SOLAS reflective tapes that are crucial for rescue operations in poor visibility conditions. This liferaft is engineered to be fully operational in a wide range of temperatures, from as low as -30°C to as high as +65°C, ensuring functionality in various climate extremes. The dimensions and weight specifications, such as the length (A) of 1600 mm, width (B and C) of 3330 mm, and height (D) of 1285 mm, with a weight of 127 kg, make it a compact yet spacious solution for emergency situations at sea. The absence of values for F, G, and H indicates that these measurements are not applicable for this particular model. The code 79872 is a unique identifier for this model, which falls under the Pack A category, denoting the type of emergency equipment included with the liferaft. Such liferafts are an indispensable part of the safety protocols on vessels, ensuring that in the event of an emergency, there is a reliable means of survival for the crew and passengers until rescue can be effected.