Electric Fuel presents a wide range of automatic and manual lights for lifejackets, with different sizes and formats with SOLAS and USEG approvals.

• SOLAS SLX and SOLAS SLX-II automatic lights: With 36 and 46 gr respectively, they issue 50 to 70 flashes by minute of bright white light, for more than 8 hours. These lights are LED technology and activate automatically when in contact with water. They follow the 1999 SOLAS and IMO Resolution 81(70) SOLAS 161.112/71/0, USCG 161.012/71/0 and EC Type and MED (DNV) requirements.

• SOLAS CFX-I and CFX-II (and CFX-I manual light) automatic lights: With 70 gr each one, these issue 50 to 70 flashes by minute of bright white light, for more than 8 hours. They activate automatically when in contact with water and follow the 1999 SOLAS and IMO Resolution 81(70), SOLAS 161.112/59/0 (CFX-I light) and SOLAS 161.112/56/0 (CFX-II light), USCG 161.012/59/0 (CFX-I light) and USCG 161.012/56/0 (CFX.II light) e EC Type and MED (DNV) requirements.

• SOLAS LDX automatic light: With 50 gr, it is ideal for liferafts or passenger vessels, once the light has a protective cap. It issue a white LED light, constant and without flashes and activates automatically when in contact with water. It follows the 1999 SOLAS and IMO Resolution 81(70) SOLAS 161.112/62/0, USCG 161.012/61/0 and EC Type and MED (DNV) requirements.

• SOLAS WAB-MX8 manual light: This light issue an intense light during more than 8 hours, it weighs 98 gr and connects after the plug is removed and when the battery emerges in the water. It follows the 1999 SOLAS and IMO Resolution 81(70), USCG 161.112/36/0 and EC Type and MED (DNV) requirements.

• WAB-H12 manual light: It issues an intense light during more than 8 hours and it is easily connected to any lifejacket. The light turns on in 60 seconds after the plug is removed and when the battery emerges in the water. 

With several decades of activity, the technical area of Orey began with the representation of cars brands and rudder machines for vessels.

Throughout its existence, activities have evolved and their focus has been increasingly oriented towards life-saving equipment and survival technologies.

The progressive specialization and know-how that we gained and our motto of never compromising safety, allows us today represent the most prestigious brands of rescue equipment and provide services that significantly increase the chances of survival.