The Liferaft SOLAS OCEANO, designated with the code 79911, is a robust safety device designed to support up to 30 individuals in the event of an emergency at sea. This particular model comes in a canister form, known as Pack B, and weighs 140 kilograms. The dimensions of the liferaft are substantial, with a length of 1700 mm (A), a width of 5384 mm (B), and a height of 3414 mm (C), ensuring ample space for all occupants. The compact design is further complemented by a height of 1490 mm (D) and a width of 757 mm (E), allowing for efficient storage and deployment. The liferaft is constructed with a durable GRP canister and rubber fabric, which are materials chosen for their resilience and longevity. It features double chambered tubes for added safety and buoyancy. One of the key aspects of this liferaft is its ability to be stored at heights up to 36 meters, with a painter line that can extend up to 46 meters, facilitating easy deployment from a variety of ship types. The insulated floor is a critical feature, providing protection against low temperature conditions, which is essential for maintaining the body heat of the occupants in frigid environments. Visibility is paramount in rescue situations, and this is addressed with a high visibility canopy equipped with SOLAS reflective tapes, ensuring that the liferaft can be seen from a distance, even in poor light conditions. The liferaft is designed to be fully operational in a wide range of temperatures, from as low as -30°C to as high as +65°C, making it suitable for use in diverse climatic conditions. These specifications and features underscore the liferaft's compliance with safety standards and its readiness to provide a secure environment for survivors during maritime emergencies.