PARACHUTE RED ROCKET

The Parachute Red Rocket is a critical life-saving distress signal designed to provide maximum visibility during maritime emergencies. Approved to the latest SOLAS requirements, the device ejects a bright red flare suspended beneath a parachute to an altitude of approximately 300 meters, ensuring wide-area visibility for search and rescue operations. The flare burns for approximately 40 seconds at an intensity of around 30,000 candela, allowing rescuers to quickly identify the distress location even in low-light or adverse weather conditions. The rocket is engineered to function reliably even after immersion in water, ensuring dependable performance in real emergency scenarios. Equipped with a pull-wire ignition system, the Parachute Red Rocket is simple to operate and suitable for use from ships, lifeboats, and liferafts. Its robust construction and controlled descent make it a vital component of SOLAS-compliant marine safety and emergency signaling equipment.