Spinlock Deckvest Cento Junior PFD

Spinlock Deckvest Cento Junior PFD

Ultra lightweight and low profile - a junior inflatable lifejacket for children in the age range 8 to 15 years old weighing 20-50 kgs.

For too many years, junior sailors have been forced to wear bulky, uncomfortable and unattractive lifejackets when out on the water.

Upgrade the protection and add on extras like the Pylon Light™ lifejacket light, Lume-On™ bladder illumination lights, sprayhood, essentials packs, manual firing or AIS MOB1 unit depending on your particular requirements.

Features

Junior 150N Category Lifejacket Harness (100N Actual)

45-110 lbs. weight range

Recommended for juniors approximately 8 to 15 years old

Compact and lightweight with form fitting shape

Soft loop harness attachment point

Lightweight easy adjust belt

Single Crotch Strap

Automatic inflation – UML Mk 5

Attachment for Pylon Light™

Attachment for sprayhood - Deckvest CENTO sprayhood

Through Life Support (TLS) Registration extends product warranty to 5 years

Integrates with AIS MOB1 unit.

Compatible with Lume-On™ lifejacket illumination lights 

CO2 Cylinder: 20g

Weight: 850g

Approvals

The Deckvest CENTO Junior lifejacket harness is approved to the following international standards:

CE Approved

ISO 12402-3 Lifejacket

Through Life Support

Registering your Deckvest gives you the benefit of our unique online support

Lifejacket warranty is extended to 5 years upon registration*

Prompts for winter care, storage and pre-season safety checks

Access to latest online support and advice

Updates on MOB prevention and advice The Deckvest LITE lifejacket uses a water activated UML Mk5 paper coil inflation system that uses a compressed paper capsule which dissolves when wet, which then releases a spring to puncture the CO2 cylinder.

The Deckvest CENTO Junior Lifejacket Harness uses a water activated UML Mk5 paper coil inflation system that uses a compressed paper capsule which dissolves when wet, which then releases a spring to puncture the CO2 cylinder. 

See: Inflation Systems Explained