SeaCurity Multiple Rescue System (MRS)

The aim of our new development of the MRS was to create a system that is capable of offering a large number of people floating in the water the opportunity to hold on to the buoyancy device until the safe rescue of each individual can be ensured.

The MRS is carried by rescue vessels in case of emergency. When approaching a boat carrying refugees, the system and bag are simply thrown into the water after the safety line has been attached to the vessel. The buoyancy aid then inflates automatically and, when inflated, offers sufficient capacity for approximately 20 people to cling to until they are finally transferred to the rescue vessel.

In order to achieve sufficient stability, so-called capsize protection bags were installed under the inflatable body to prevent the system from rising out of the water on one side in the event of uneven load.

After a mission, the MRS can be retrieved using the safety line and refilled with new CO2 cylinders on board the rescue vessel, making it ready for further deployment.

The MRS has other possible uses, such as: as a buoyancy aid for larger sailboats, as a rescue system for ultralight aircraft, so-called Ultra Lights or Micro Lights, and as a boundary buoy for water surfaces.

• Length 3.80 m

• Diameter 45 cm

• Volume: 0.604 cbm

• Weight 11 kg

• Halkey Roberts Alpha trigger mechanism

• 40 m lifeline

• 2 x 740 gram disposable CO2 cylinders

• floating safety knife

• Packed in a small red bag (50cm x 35 cm x 20 cm)