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<p>On board a boat, several types of safety and <strong>emergency lighting</strong> are either required or strongly recommended.</p>
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<p>First, individual lamps, mainly strobe lights, which will be attached to life jackets and life rafts. These lamps will help you quickly locate yourself if necessary, thanks to the strobe light signals they emit. Secondly, flip-flop lights that automatically turn off once in the water. Designed to always float in the correct direction, they will be used in conjunction with floating devices such as life rings. The third type of emergency lighting refers to auxiliary lights. These provide an independent light source to help you perform maneuvers or certain interventions at night, or simply to allow you to light up areas at night and/or help you illuminate dark areas during various interventions (engine maintenance, bilge inspection, etc.).</p>
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Emergency Lights for Boats
First, individual lamps, mainly strobe lights, which will be attached to life jackets and life rafts. These lamps will help you quickly locate yourself if necessary, thanks to the strobe light signals they emit. Secondly, flip-flop lights that automatically turn off once in the water. Designed to always float in the correct direction, they will be used in conjunction with floating devices such as life rings. The third type of emergency lighting refers to auxiliary lights. These provide an independent light source to help you perform maneuvers or certain interventions at night, or simply to allow you to light up areas at night and/or help you illuminate dark areas during various interventions (engine maintenance, bilge inspection, etc.).
