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1. Velcro strap Ee acm Fig 20 Ballast Bag down Fig 21 Fig 22 Fig 23 Cow hitch step 1 Cow hitch step 2 Cow hitch step 3 G Fig 24 Fig 25 Fig 26 OXO method step 1 OXO method step 2 OXO method step 3 19 Stage 5 Deployment of the Product in water 1 Never drag the Product Always lift using the horizontal handles or the D rings provided to avoid any accidental tearing or abrasion 2 Todeploy the Platform have at least 2 people evenly spaced around it to carry it and simply lift the Platform into the water 3 Do not board the Product before the Ballast Bags are full Once the Platform has been deployed allow at least 1 minute for the Ballast Bags to fill with water Before boarding the Platform double check all 4 Ballast Bags are full 4 We recommend that the Ladder be installed before boarding to allow users an easier exit from the water Please see the Ladder manual for instructions If you are attaching accessories please follow instructions provided in the Stage 6 Attachment of accessories below In the alternative Congratulations the Product is ready for use While using the Product periodically check its inflation by using a manometer not provided or using the pressure gauge supplied on the Stirrup pump Pressure will change during the day due to expansion of air in heat Pressure will be greatest during maximum expansion during the hottest par2. Important information It is the responsibility of the owner of this product to read the instruction manual and instruct all users in the safe operation of this product and its accessories Please read this instruction manual carefully prior to using this Product Follow instructions while operating this Product This safety manual is an integral part of the Product and should remain with the Product in the event that it is re sold or transferred to a third party NautiBuoy marine retains the right to modify the safety manual as is deemed appropriate and it is your responsibility to familiarise yourself with any modifications Please refer to our website www nautibuoymarine com for updates Each Platform size has a different number of users and maximum load It is important that you familiarise yourself with the specific warnings for your platform size Read instructions first Warnings Disclaimer It is not possible for NautiBuoy Marine to warn you about every possible danger related to the use of the Product Please use your own good judgement when operating this Product The warnings and practices set forth below represent some common risks encountered by users and does not purport to cover all instances of risk and danger Please use this Product with common sense 1 General Warnings e This Product provides no protection against drowning e This Product is not a life saving device e This Product is not a flotation device e Thi
3. No protection Swimmers Only against drowning Because this device would not meet the requirements of tests described in 4 3 2 2 2 of EN15649 3 2012 it can not be classified as providing floating stability and is classified as a device that requires balancing Diagram of Southern 525 Platform 3 5m 11ft 5 5 SOUTHERNS25 o 1 5m 4ft 11 o 200mm 7 8 Deep Atlantic 675 Platform Safety information ATLANT CE75 O A TY No protection against drowning Swimmers Only Because this device would not meet the reguirements of tests described in 4 3 2 2 2 of EN15649 3 2012 it can not be classified as providing floating stability and is classified as a device that reguires balancing Diagram of Atlantic 675 Platform 4 5m 14ft 9 __ H HWY ATLANTICG 75 o 1 5m 4ft 11 e G 200mm 7 8 Deep 11 Pacific 800 Platform Safety information PAC F CEO0O No protection Swimmers Only against drowning Because this device would not meet the requirements of tests described in 4 3 2 2 2 of EN15649 3 2012 it can not be classified as providing floating stability and is classified as a device that requires balancing Diagram of Pacific 800 Platform Am 13ft 1 PAC FICEO0O o 2m 6ft 6 200mm 7 8 Deep 13 Product contents Each Platform comes with
4. 18 Once the main body of the Platform has been inflated the user must attach the Air Toggle s to provide a 2nd and 3rd air chamber for safety see page 18 for instructions 17 M Fig 10 Deflate marked IN on pump Fig 11 Use pressure gauge found on SUP pump a Fig 12 Inflation valve with cap on replace cap clockwise Stage 2 Inflating the Air Toggles 1 Inflate one Air Toggle at a time following the steps below 2 Undo the Velcro fastenings on the Air Toggle loops you require to use at either end or on either side of the Platform Fig 13 Always keep the Air Toggle loops not in use securely fastened 3 Feed the Air Toggle into the chosen open Air Toggle loops Fig 14 ensuring the Air Toggle loop isn t twisted Fig 16 4 Also ensure that the actual Air Toggle isn t twisted Fig 15 and is positioned centrally Fig 18 rather than off centre Fig 17 5 Check that the Air Toggle is in place Fig 14 Warning Never use an air compressor to inflate the Air Toggles Air compressors are designed for high pressure inflation and can cause Air Toggles products to burst Excessive high pressure during inflation can seriously damage the product and may void the warranty Never inflate the Air Toggle with an OV10 electric pump this could lead to serious bodily injury or death Prepare the inflation valves for inflation by pressing the white button in the centre of the valve until it pops out Failure
5. then allow to dry Prolonged exposure to salt water can damage and may shorten the expected lifetime of the Product To reduce these risks regularly clean and rinse the Product with fresh water and dry before storing For full instructions on the care of your Product please refer to the Care and Maintenance section on page 34 Do not deflate any part of the Product before the Product is cleaned and dried See Care and Maintenance section on page 34 21 gt 4 Incorrect Fig 27 Never empty ballast while standing Correct Fig 28 Release Velcro strap whilst kneeling Velcro attached straight Fig 29 Attach Velcro strip to top of Platform Stage 3 Platform deflation and storage Before deflating the Product or plugging the Pump ensure that the user the pump and the Product are dry and not in close vicinity to water as it may produce electric shock which could lead to serious bodily injury or death We recommend for quicer deflation that the Bravo OV10 pump be used for this process The Stirrup pump can be used however it will take longer Please read the Bravo OV10 pump product manual before deflating the Platform 10 11 12 13 14 Always ensure the Product is put away clean and dry Lie the Platform out ona clean dry and grease free surface Deflate both Air Toggles by pressing the white button in the centre of the valve until it stays dow
6. 63 7 Push the buckle to secure strap into place on each connection strap The connection straps provide extra security when linking the Platforms and also in case of Air Toggle failure They have a guick release buckle for safety to avoid entrapment 8 Ensure that the vertical Air Toggle loops are unfastened in the required locations on both Platforms by releasing the Velcro straps Fig 64 9 The Platforms are now ready to feed the Air Toggle through and inflate please go to How to feed the Air Toggle and inflate using the Stirrup pump section on page 29 Fig 60 Correct alignment of Air Toggle loops between the Platforms being connected Fig 62 Loosely feed the connection straps between the Platforms Fig 63 Secure connection straps Air Toggle loops iid ji Velcrostraps Fig 64 Undo the Velcro straps to release the Air Toggle loops 30 L Shape Configuration These steps describe how to configure two platforms which are connected in a L shape Fig 45 on page 27 10 Firstly ensure you have followed the information and instructions for choosing a configuration page 27 these next steps follow on from point 6 of Stage 2 Preparation of the Platforms on page 28 If you are using the Ladder on the second Platform the one being connected ensure the end with three Air Toggle loops is left free allowing the Ladder to be attached Ensure
7. before using Check the security of the anchor before use 2 Locate the anchor point on the underside of the Platform at the opposite end of the inflation valve directly under the single MPM fitting 3 Ensure that the anchor and line are securely attached to the anchor point using a large stainless shackle checking first for any wear and tear 4 The user must allow enough length in the anchor line for movement against the rise of tide waves and wind 5 Once the anchor is secure then put the Ballast Bags into the down position and allow to fill To do this bring the tender alongside the Platform and tie the painter to one of the D rings using a bowline and ensure the engine of the towing vessel is switched off Climb carefully aboard the Platform and put all the Ballast Bags into the down position Follow the steps in Stage 3 Preparing the Ballast Bags to Fill page 19 6 Follow the steps in Inflating the Air Toggles on page 18 so the Platform has 2nd and 3rd air chambers for safety 7 The Platform is now ready for use If you wish to add any accessories then please to Stage 6 Attachment of accessories page 20 Stage 3 Returning the Platform to the vessel 1 Secure the towing vessel to the Platform tying the painter with a bowline to one of the Platform D rings and ensure the engine of the towing vessel is switched off 2 Board the Platform from the towing vessel carefully 3 Remove any accessories from the Product and p
8. repairs Finding your air leak e Inflate the device that appears to be leaking air to full working pressure e The Platform is approximately 5 5psi 379Mb e The Air Toggle is approximately 5 5psi 379Mb e Thoroughly inspect the device for any obvious signs of wear and tear e Inspect all of the inflation valves by removing caps and checking that the rubber diaphragms are properly seated and that there is no air leaking If air is leaking from the valve this will need to be replaced Please refer to our valve replacing guide below Replace the cap and tighten e Fill a plastic spray bottle with warm water and washing up liquid equal proportions e Spray the liquid over small sections of the leaking device while inspecting very closely Small bubbles forming cuckoo spit will indicate where any leaks are evident Use a waterproof marker or chinagraph pencil to mark each leak with a clear cross to pinpoint the exact position of each leak e Spray the solution over all valves to see whether air is leaking from the valve body cap or from around the seam e Once device has been fully inspected and all leaks identified hose down device with fresh water and allow to dry thoroughly Repairing your leak Warning Adhesives and solvents produce fumes which can be damaging to health if inhaled absorbed through the skin eyes or ingested This can lead to serious illness or death These fumes are also highly flammable Ensure to read all product labels b
9. the following as standard and form the Product parts Fig 1 2x Air Toggles 1x Instruction Manual 1 x Stowable Protective Bag with interior pockets 2 x 8m 26ft 14mm 0 5 eye spliced polyester dock lines no 1 in Fig 1 1x Bravo OV10 Pump 3 6psi 250mb 230V or 120V no 2 in Fig 1 2 x Suction Cups with Cleats no 3 in Fig 1 1x Bravo SUP Stirrup Pump no 4 in Fig 1 1x Repair kit with instructions no 5 in Fig 1 2 x Connection Straps no 6 in Fig 1 This Product has been designed for use with the NautiBuoy Ladder and other accessories For safe installation of the Platform NautiBuoy Marine recommends the use of the NautiBuoy Ladder The Platform Key features Fig 1 Product contents D Rings Horizontal Handles Air Toggle loops Velcro strip UR WON Pp Multi purpose Platform mountings MPM 14 6 Pressure release valve 7 Inflation valve 8 Ballast Bag strap 9 Ballast Bag 10 Air Toggle Multi purpose Platform Mountings MPM s The Platform comes as standard with three Multi purpose Platform Mountings MPMs Fig 2 These are located at either end of the Platform as seen on the diagram on page 14 The Multi purpose Platform Mountings MPMs can accommodate and lock in multiple accessories including the hose holders and the ladders Occasionally the locks after heavy use can break Replacement parts and spares can be purchased by contacting NautiBuoy Marine Only
10. through loops Fig 15 Do not twist Air Toggle Fig 16 Do not twist Air Toggle loop Fig 17 Position centrally not like this 2 JO Fig 18 Inflated Air Toggle 18 Stage 3 Preparing the Ballast Bags to fill If the Platform is to be towed to an anchorage then please go straight to floating island configuration on page 24 and follow the steps The Ballast Bags have been designed to provide the Platform with fantastic stability whilst it is floating in the water It is important to ensure that the Ballast Bags are full before users are on board the Platform to prevent capsize To ensure the Ballast Bags will fill with water once the Platform has been deployed it is important to follow these steps These steps must be followed before the platform is deployed to the water 1 Place each Ballast Bag in the down position by removing the Ballast Bag strap from the Velcro strip on top of the Platform Fig 19 2 Deploy the Ballast Bags and reattach the Velcro straight 5cm 2 from the end of the Platform Fig 20 3 Ensure each Ballast Bags is in the down position and able to fill Fig 20 and ensure the Velcro straps are secure Stage 4 Securing the Product to the vessel Warning It is essential that the Product is securely attached to the vessel before use failure to do so could cause the Platform to float free from the vessel Nautibuoy is in no way r
11. which side or 4 L shape connections must be linked by three Air toggle ends of the Platform you will need free and facing away from the loops on the end of the first Platform and use the side of the vessel to link the other Platforms for your desired configuration Platform with the most Air Toggle loops on for the second 5 Forside by side connections the Air Toggle loops of each platform must be staggered down the length of Platforms Fig 49 and should never be opposite each other Fig 50 Air Toggles for side linking are available to purchase separately C nl TT T TT j L Fig 45 L shape Fig 46 T Shape L Fig 47 Side by side Fig 48 End to end gt Incorrect Fig 49 Air Toggle loops should be ina Fig 50 Air Toggle loops shouldn t be staggered formation from each Platform aligned opposite each other amp E 27 Stage 2 Preparation of the Platforms First choose the Platform that will sit alongside the vessel and Follow Stage 1 Inflate the Platform page 16 Skip Stage 2 Inflating the Air Toggles page 18 This is not necessary as extra air chambers are provided by the linked Platforms Follow Stage 3 Preparing the Ballast Bags to fill page 19 and Stage 4 Securing your Product to the vessel page 19 Inflate and prepare the second Platform following Stage 1 page 16 amp Stage 3 page 19 Lift t
12. atform 4 Attached to anchor point Fig 42 Tow line attached to anchor point on underside of Platform Stage 2 Anchoring the Product It is important to anchor the Product correctly for the safety of the users and the Product Always check the security of the anchor before use Choose a suitable location e First choose a suitable location to anchor or moor the Product Anchor the Product in deep water in an area protected from wind and strong currents as well as away from any traffic e Do not anchor in off shore winds or off shore currents e Before choosing the location to anchor please look at any restrictions for that area of water by referring to relevant charts and pilot books or by contacting the local authorities e Ensure to keep a safe distance away from other vessels structures and docks e Check the area around the chosen location for any sharp or dangerous objects i e coral reef rocks wrecks sand bars or tree stumps e Ensure a safe distance from the shore and a maximum of 25m 82ft and do not anchor in breaking waves Warning Before commencing any of the anchoring procedure ensure the engine of the towing vessel is switched off 1 NautiBuoy recommends the use of an anchor weighing 45kgs 100lbs and on windy water ways or with tidal current a heavier anchor 90kgs 200lbs The line must be adequate enough for the load Please see instructions for the anchor and the line
13. atform Avoid storing the product whilst it is damp This will prevent mildew forming and stop the Platform from smelling unpleasant Always store in the bag provided The Teak foam surface must be handled with care Ensure never to fold it and always roll the Platform to avoid creasing Never drag sharp items over the surface This will tear or scratch the foam Fig 34 Continue to roll towards inflation valve l Ballast bags Y Fig 35 Finished roll Never store your platform near chemicals or corrosive products ygan a Platform Pockets Fig 36 Lay pockets outside of empty bag Fig 38 Tuck the pockets into the bag on top of the Platform 23 Fig 37 Place rolled Platform in the bag Closed bag j Fig 39 Close the bag Floating Island Warning Due to the wide range of conditions we advise using a professional mariner skilled in anchoring and mooring procedures who has researched the local conditions Improper anchoring may result in the product moving anchor or floating away This could lead to serious bodily injury or death NautiBuoy is in no way responsible for any damage injuries or losses due to improper anchoring Check weather conditions and forecast before using the Product as a floating island Do not use in bad weather conditions such use could lead to serious bodily injury or death e Never exceed 5 knots whilst towing the Product behind a vesse
14. aximum number of users for each platform size e Never exceed the maximum load for each Platform size e Non swimmer and persons with difficulty swimming should never use this Product e People unsure of their capacity to swim injured or not physically able to swim should never use this Product e Never operate or use the Product whilst under the influence of alcohol or drugs e Children should never use this Product without adult supervision e Children should always wear a life jacket while using this Product e Children should never be left unattended when using this Product e Elderly should be assisted when using this Product 5 Installation of this Product Follow carefully the instructions provided by this Manual to operate and install this Product failure to do so could lead to serious bodily injury or death Always install and carry this Product as a team of two or more persons Failure to do so could lead to serious bodily injury or death User should never use an air compressor to inflate this Product Use of an air compressor may cause the Product to burst and could lead to serious bodily injury or death 6 General use of this Product Users should be careful while operating or using this Product Do not use this Product in one of the following manner such use could lead to serious bodily injury or death e Always remove personal items such as rings watches or other sharp objects before using this Product e NautiBuoy recom
15. ce of your device it will leave unsightly brown stains e Cleaning all excess glue from the repaired area Place a smooth sided heavy weight on the patch and allow to cure for 24 hours before re inflating to check that the repair has been successful and before re launching the Platform or device Repairing CR CR dropstitch e When repairing a leak to the black dropstitch Do Not glue any patches on the inside e The inside contains thousands of strands of thread that must not be touched with glue e Fully deflate the Platform e Use the black CR CR patch provided or the Hypalon grey patch e Ensure the patch being used has a minimum overlap of the tear 50mm all around e Prepare as per the instructions for the sidewalls above and once glued apply a heavy weight over the area e With very large tears the Platform needs to be repaired by a professional Hypalon and CR CR dropstitch specialist Completing emergency repairs with Tear Aid TEAR AID Type A is for Hypalon repairs TEAR AID Type B is for PVC repairs Please refer to Fabric Types overleaf to determine which Tear Aid is required e Use the methods as already described above to locate and mark the area affected e Clean the area with Acetone and ensure totally dry e Simply cut a piece of the tape large enough to easily cover the tear puncture e Round the corners off e Remove the backing paper and apply the patch e The device can be inflated instantly if needed h
16. d kg Name Metric Inflation Deflation of Users Metric time to 250MB Arctic 375 2 5m x 1 5m x 20cm 1m 30 secs 4 155cm x 30cm x 30cm 22kg 410kg Southern 525 3 5m x 1 5m x 20cm 1m 40 secs 5 165cm x 32cm x 32cm 32kg 480kg Atlantic 675 4 5m x 1 5m x 20cm 2m 40 secs 7 165cm x 35cm x 35cm 36kgs 600kg Pacific 800 4m x 2m x 20cm 3m 30secs 8 220cm x 35cm x 35cm 40kgs 700kg Inflated Dimensions Approximate Max number Stowage Dimensions Weight Ibs Max Load lbs Name Imperial Inflation Deflation of Users Imperial time to 3 6psi Arctic 375 8ft 2 x 4ft 11 x 8 1m 30 secs 4 ox T2124 48lbs 903 Ibs Southern 525 11ft 5 5 x 4ft 11 x 8 1m 40 secs 5 od Toe T3 70lbs 1058 Ibs Atlantic 675 14ft 9 x 4ft 11 8 2m 40 secs 7 64x13 TEX TST 79lbs 1322 Ibs Pacific 800 13ft 1 x 6ft 6 x 8 3m 30secs 8 STS TAKISTA 88lbs 1543 Ibs Arctic 375 Platform Safety information ARC TIL 375 o A Y No protection against drowning Diagram of Arctic 375 Platform 2 5m 8ft 2 lU5r J e JS _ ARCTIC3 7S o o 200mm 7 8 Deep Swimmers Only Because this device would not meet the requirements of tests described in 4 3 2 2 2 of EN15649 3 2012 it can not be classified as providing floating stability and is classified as a device that requires balancing 1 5m 4ft 11 Southern 525 Platform Safety information SOL THERINS amp 2S
17. efore commencing a repair Working environment Successful repairs are dependent upon the environment in which the repair is to be carried out Temperatures need to be between 18C 64 4F and 25C 77F and of a humidity less than 60 The work area must be dry and well ventilated and with no naked flames or uncovered heat sources nearby Fabric types The Platforms and triangles are fabricated from e Orca CSM Hypalon for the side walls and ballast e Orca CR CR Dropstitch for the main body of the Platform 35 The items made from PVC are e Air Toggles e Transom Bumpers Fabric repair patches In your Repair kit you will find the following patches for long term repairs e Hypalon Arctic Grey Light grey on one side and dark grey almost black on the other e PVC Arctic Grey Light grey on both sides For emergency repairs e Hypalon Repairs Tear Aid amp Type A e PVC Repairs Tear Aid amp Type B In your Platform bag you will find further fabric patches for long term repairs e CR CR in black for the bottom of the Platform e Hypalon in Arctic Grey Light grey on one side and dark grey almost black on the other e Hypalon in Orange for the Ballast e PVC Arctic Grey Light grey on both sides Materials and tools reguired e 2parts adhesive for Hypalon or PVC depending on which devise is to be repaired PVC adhesives will not bond to Hypalon or vice versa e_ Correct fabric patch or 2 patches if the tear is greater than 20mm in l
18. ength e Piece of clean polythene if tear greater than 20mm in length Cut to the same size as the inner patch e Acetone or other solvent primer e_ 180 grit sand paper e Wooden mixing stick e Clean lint free cloth e Short stiff paint or glue brush e Removable marker pen or chinagraph pencil e Masking tape preferably blue e Seam roller or rounded object i e screwdriver handle to remove air bubbles e Heavy weight to hold patch in place while curing Different types of repairs Repairs can be divided into punctures small tears and larger tears over 20mm 1 Punctures small tears can be repaired with a single patch to the outside of the device 2 Larger tears must be repaired by affixing a patch on the inside as well as the outside When following the instructions below please be aware that they combine both types of repair Certain steps for the larger tears and inside patch fixing can be bypassed for smaller repairs Repairing Hypalon amp PVC e Locate tear or hole and mark its location e Choose the correct type of fabric for the repair from the list overleaf Cut a fabric patch or 2 if tear is greater than 20mm with round corners allowing a minimum 5cm overlap around the hole tear e Place the patch over the hole and mark around the patch with a pencil removable marker pen if tear greater than 20mm in length cut one matching shaped piece of polythene For Hypalon only scratch up the rear of the patch u
19. esponsible for any damage injuries or losses due to improper securing the Product to the vessel Check weather conditions and forecasts prior to securing the Product to the vessel Do not use in bad weather conditions and heavy swells such use could lead to serious bodily injury or death 1 Ensure a dock line is attached securely to the Platform using one of the four D rings using a cow hitch 2 Before deploying the Product ensure the loose end of the Dockline is attached securely to a solid cleat on the vessel using the OXO method Tying a cow hitch 1 Push spliced loop of Dock Line through the stainless D ring Fig 21 2 Pass the other end of the Dock Line through the spliced loop Fig 22 3 Pull all the of the remaining Dock Line through the spliced loop until it is tight Fig 23 OXO method 1 Make one full turn around the cleat in a clockwise direction and pull tight Fig 24 2 Thenon top of the full loop make a figure of eight and pull tight Fig 25 3 Make one more full loop in a clockwise direction and pull tight for added security add one more full loop Fig 26 Warning When using the NautiBuoy Suction cup to fasten along side vessel ensure you also have a fixed line to vessel in case the Suction Cup fails or the knots unfasten For full instructions on the use of the NautiBuoy Suction Cup and NautiBuoy Dockline please refer to their packaging or alternatively they can be found on www nautibuoymarine com
20. fic 800 Southern 525 Arctic 375 lu gt Atlantic 675 4 5m 14ft 9 4 0m 14ft 9 3 5m 11ft 1 2 5m 8ft 2 S Pacific 800 4 5m 14ft 9 4 0m 14ft 9 3 5m 11ft 1 2 5m 8ft 2 LL Southern 525 3 5m 11ft 1 35m 1Tft 17 35m ft 12 2 5m 8ft 2 Arctic 375 2 5m 8ft 2 2 5m 8ft 2 2 5m 8ft 2 2 5m 8ft 2 26 Stage 1 Choosing a configuration Due to the unique Air Toggle connection system multiple Platforms can be connected together in several useful configurations L shape Fig 45 T shape Fig 46 side by side Fig 47 or end to end Fig 48 1 Start by choosing which joining configuration you re 6 Whether or not you are using the Ladder or where you require going to use Fig 45 Fig 46 Fig 47 or Fig 48 the Ladder to be positioned has an impact on how the Platforms 2 Before commencing joining it is important to assess how you will can be joined The end of the Platform with the two multi purpose be joining each platform and that the Air Toggle loops of each Platform Mountings MPMs and therefore two Air Toggle loops platform will be staggered in between each other Fig 49 needs to be free in order for the Ladder to be attached 3 T shape and end to end connections all link with five Air Toggle loops 7 It is necessary to start with the Platform that will be connected to three on one end of the Platform and two from the other Fig 49 the vessel Assess prior to linking and connecting
21. ght in the propeller See Towing the Product page 24 13 At the vessel follow Stage 2 Removing the Product from the water page 21 and Stage 3 Platform deflation and storage page 22 Air Toggle loops i T D Velcro straps Fig 43 Air Toggle loops and Velcro straps cot Ballast bags up Fig 44 Ballast bags empty and secured to the Platform 25 Connection of two Products Warning No one should board any of the Product before the two Products are securely installed Important information e When connecting multiple Platforms only use the NautiBuoy Air Toggle connection system Ensure that the connection is tight and that there is NO GAP greater than 25mm 3 4 between items Failure to connect these items correctly may cause entrapment resulting in serious bodily injury or death e When linking side by side use only one Air Toggle Air Toggles that run the entire length of your Platform size can be purchased separately see table below e Never attempt to link Platforms side by side using two shorter Air Toggles this can create a void in between the Air Toggles which may lead to entrapment causing serious bodily injury or death You will need 1x Air Toggle of correct linking size 2x Connection straps 1x Stirrup pump 2 x Dock lines 2x Platforms Air Toggle size guide table side by side linking ONLY PLATFORM TYPE Atlantic 675 Paci
22. gs Feed the connection straps through the opposite D Rings of each Platform and secure on both sides of the Air Toggle connection Fig 53 Push the buckle to secure strap into place on each connection strap The connection straps provide extra security when linking the Platforms and also in case of Air Toggle failure They have a quick release buckle for safety to avoid entrapment The Platforms are now ready to feed the Air Toggle through and inflate please go to How to feed the Air Toggle and inflate using the Stirrup pump section on page 29 28 Fig 51 Air Toggle loops three from one platform and two from the other Air Toggle loops gt U Velcro straps Fig 52 Air Toggle loops and Velcro straps CU 1 d Platform 1 Platform 2 Fig 53 Connection strap using D rings between Platforms How to feed the Air Toggle through and inflate using the Stirrup pump Note Fig 54 Fig 57 and Fig 59 depict a T shape Jet ski dock configuration but the same principle applies for all connections 1 Bring the Platforms together and feed the deflated Air Toggle through all of the Air Toggle loops Fig 54 2 Ensure all the Air Toggle loops are flat and not twisted Fig 55 3 Prepare the Air Toggle valve for inflation by pressing the white Fig 54 Feed deflated Air Toggle button in the centre of the valve until it pops out Failure to do through the Air Toggle
23. he Air Toggle loops are staggered in between each other Fig 73 Ensure the Air Toggle loops are all unfastened by releasing the two Velcro straps Fig 72 and that they sit in between each other Fig 73 Secure the Platforms to each other using the connection straps and the D rings Feed the connection straps through the opposite D rings of each Platform and secure on both sides of the Air Toggle connection Fig 74 Push the buckle to secure strap into place on each connection strap The connection straps provide extra security when linking the Platforms and also in case of Air Toggle failure They have a quick release buckle for safety to avoid entrapment Get the correct size Air Toggle for correct size see the Side by side configuration Air Toggle length table on page 32 2 people may be required for longer connections The Platforms are now ready to feed the Air Toggle through and inflate please go to How to feed the Air Toggle and inflate using the Stirrup pump section on page 29 Stage 4 To uninstall the connected Products Ensure the connection straps either side of the Air Toggle connection are still in place so the Platforms remain connected Deflate the Air Toggle that links the platforms by pressing the white button in the centre of the valve until it stays down Fig 75 The air will be released Remove the deflated Air Toggle from the Air Toggle loops and put somewhere safe to prevent it from going overboa
24. he second Platform into the water ensuring it is has been secured using a dock line to either the vessel or the Platform in the water following Stage 4 page 19 The second Platform is now ready to manoeuvre into the desired configuration Please go to Stage 3 Connecting a second Product in your desired configuration and refer to the relevant installation section for your chosen configuration To install the Products end to end go to page 28 To install the Products T shape Jet ski Dock go to page 30 To install the Products L shape go to page 31 To install the Products side by side go to page 32 Stage 3 Connecting a second Product in your desired configuration End to End Configuration These steps describe how to configure two platforms which are connected end to end Fig 48 on page 27 Firstly ensure you have followed the information and instructions for choosing a configuration page 27 these next steps follow on from point 6 of Stage 2 Preparation of the Platforms on page 28 Manoeuvre the second Platform to the first Platform which is tied to the vessel so that they are end to end They must be aligned so that there are three Air Toggle loops from Platform and two Air Toggle loops from the other Fig 51 Ensure the Air Toggle loops are all unfastened by releasing the two Velcro straps Fig 52 and that they sit in between each other Fig 51 Secure the Platforms to each other using the connection straps and the D Rin
25. hich size Air Toggle you will require depending upon which size platforms you will be linking Side by side configuration Air Toggle length table PLATFORM TYPE Atlantic 675 Pacific 800 Southern 525 Arctic 375 Lu gt Atlantic 675 4 5m 14ft 9 4 0m 14ft 9 3 5m 11ft 1 2 5m 8ft 2 S Pacific 800 4 5m 14ft 9 4 0m 14ft 9 35m ft 12 2 5m 8ft 2 LL Southern 525 om Tift Som Tf 15 Sm It 2 5m 8ft 2 Arctic 375 2 5m 8ft 2 2 5m 8ft 2 2 5m 8ft 2 2 5m 8ft 2 For example when linking an Atlantic 675 to an Arctic 375 side by side then you will reguire a 2 5m 8ft 2 Air Toggle o AHTICSaz5 ARTIC3 75S gt Incorrect iple Air Toggles ATLANTICG75 Fig 70 Correct use of a single Air Toggle to configure a side by side connection 32 aS BSS ES 610 es Gs Bee ATLANTICG75 Fig 71 Incorrect use of multiple Air Toggles to configure a side by side connection Side by side configuration continued 1 Firstly ensure you have followed the information and instructions for choosing a configuration page 27 these next steps follow on from point 6 of Stage 2 Preparation of the Platforms on page 28 Manoeuvre the second Platform so that it is side by side with the first Platform which tied to the vessel They must be brought together so that t
26. ions of the manufacturer to check the Pressure When finished remove the Manometer and either replace the main inflation valve protective cap Fig 12 continue inflating with either the Bravo OV10 pump or the Stirrup pump depending upon your desired pressure Steps 5 to 9 are to be repeated if the air pressure in the platform is lower than 3 0psl 206mb 11 This step is not mandatory if the Platform is firm and rigid as you please go to Step 17 relating to the valve cap However if you need to add more pressure to the Platform this can be done so with use of the stirrup pump explained in the following steps 12 Ensure the Stirrup pump is in inflate mode by checking the inflation hose is connected to where it is clearly marked OUT 13 Insert the nozzle end of the Stirrup pump into the inflation valve and turn clockwise until firmly connected It will lock into place 14 Using the handle on the Stirrup pump begin to add air by pumping the handle up and down in a vertical motion ensuring legs are bent and back is straight 15 As more air is added the pressure gauge dial situated at the top of the Stirrup pump will begin to rise 16 Once 5 5Psi has been achieved the pressure release valve on the platform will begin to hiss allowing no more pressure to be added 17 When finished remove the Stirrup Pump by turning the nozzle anticlockwise and replace the main inflation valve protective cap to help ensure air tight integrity Fig 12
27. ious bodily injury or death e When on a jet ski always pay attention for loose straps or dock lines floating near the Platforms Failure to do so may cause a collision with the jet ski and lead to serious bodily injury or death Contents Warnings 1 General Warnings 2 Weather Conditions 3 Location of this Product 4 User of this Product 5 Installation of this Product 6 General use of this Product 7 Specific use of the Product Platforms Table of inflation recommendations Table of different sizes weights maximum no of users and max load Arctic 375 Platform Safety information Diagram of Arctic 375 Platform Southern 525 Platform Safety information Diagram of Southern 525 Platform Atlantic 675 Platform Safety information Diagram of Atlantic 675 Platform Pacific 800 Platform Safety information Diagram of Pacific 800 Platform Product contents The Platform Key features Multi purpose Platform Mountings MPM s Air Toggles To Operate To Install Stage 1 Inflating the Platform Stage 2 Inflating the Air Toggles Stage 3 Preparing the Ballast Bags to fill Stage 4 Securing the Product to the vessel Stage 5 Deployment of the Product in water Stage 6 Attachment of accessories o no a2 2 2 2 WOW uu o Vi N an CN v OO 10 10 11 12 12 13 14 14 14 15 15 16 16 16 18 19 19 20 20 To Uninstall Stage 1 Emptying the Ballast Bags Stage 2 Removing the Product f
28. l This can cause damage to the towing vessels towing bridle or to the Platform anchor point e Never tow the Product whilst persons are on the Product e Never tow the Product when the Ballast Bags are in the down position this will create drag potentially causing damage to the anchor point Ballast Bags or towing bridle e Tow ropes stretch when is use If a tow rope snaps it could snap back into the vessel towing Ensure all passengers are warned of Stage 1 Towing the Product Having followed the instructions of Install Stage 1 page 16 Please follow these next steps if you wish to tow your Product to a different location or anchorage The Platform has a reinforced anchor point on the underside ideal for towing Fig 40 1 Ensure the Ballast Bags are empty in the up position and with the strap held securely in place to the Velcro strips on top of the Platforms Fig 41 See Stage 1 Empting Ballast Bags page 21 for full instructions 2 Ensure that the ballast bag straps are secured their entire length to the Velcro strips on top of the Platform This can be done by tucking the top end of the strap under the opposing ballast strap Fig 41 3 It is very important that the straps are secure before and during towing Failure to do so could result in the Ballast Bags filling causing damage to the Platform or to the towing vessel 4 The Platform has a reinforced anchor point on the underside ideal for towing Fig 40 This is p
29. lace in the towing vessel 4 Deflate both Air Toggles by pressing the white button in the centre of the inflation valve until it stays down Ensure to remain kneeling 5 Remove the Air Toggles from the Air Toggle loops and place the Air Toggles in the towing vessel 6 Secure the Air Toggle loops by folding the loop back on itself then securing with the Velcro straps Fig 43 7 Ensure the Ballast Bags are empty in the up position and with the strap held securely in place to the Velcro strips on top of the Platforms Fig 44 See Stage 1 Empting Ballast Bags page 21 for full instructions 8 Ensure that the ballast bag straps are secured their entire length to the Velcro strips on top of the Platform This can be done by tucking the top end of the strap under the opposing ballast strap Fig 44 9 Locate the end of the anchor and line attached to the platform and proceed to lift the Anchor into the towing vessel Always bend legs when lifting the anchor and ensure to straighten your back 10 Once the anchor is free from the surface and lifted into the towing vessel remove the anchor from the anchor line and use the anchor line to attach to the tow strop on the tow vessel 11 Check the security of the towing strop and the line on the towing strop before towing 12 Once the Platform is ready for towing and the anchor has been removed release the painter from the Platform and commence your tow paying attention not to get any lines cau
30. loops this will cause the Air Toggle to instantly deflate Fig 56 4 Ensure the Stirrup pump is in inflate mode check the inflation hose is connected where it is clearly marked OUT o ineoirect 5 Insert the nozzle end of the Stirrup pump into the inflation valve and turn clockwise until firmly connected It will lock into place 6 Using the handle on the Stirrup pump begin to add air by pumping the handle up and down in a vertical motion ensuring your legs are bent back is straight and both feet are on the bottom of the pump As Fig 55 Do not twist Air Toggle loop more air is added the pressure gauge dial situated at the top of the Stirrup pump will begin to rise and allows you to monitor the pressure 7 Inflate the Air Toggle Fig 57 until rigid Once 5 5Psi 379MB has been achieved the pressure release White button OUT valve on the Air Toggle will begin to expel air 8 When finished remove the Stirrup pump by turning the nozzle anti clockwise and replace the main inflation valve protective cap to help ensure air tight integrity Fig 58 9 The Platforms will then be connected Fig 59 10 Tighten both connection straps by pulling on the tail of the connection strap 11 Ensure the tail of the connection straps are tidied away This prevents it from being sucked into jet ski Seabob propulsion or outboard propellers Platf 2 hk Fig 57 Using Stirrup pump to inflate Air Toggle in
31. mends the use of life jackets PFD for all persons using this Product e Always take care when stepping onto the Platform from another vessel object e _ Never jump on or onto this Product e Donot swim underneath this Product e Donot swim through or place any body parts though any element of this Product e Always take extreme care when swimming between the shore and this Product e While using this Product pay attention to any other water users or boat traffic These may create a wash and cause the Product to move unexpectedly e Never use whilst in between 2 yachts in harbour e Always take extreme care when using in harbours 7 Specific use of the Product Towing When towing this Product users should follow operating instructions located on page 18 failure to do so could lead to serious bodily injury or death e Never tow this Product whilst persons are on board it could cause the persons to fall and lead to serious bodily injury or death e Never tow when the Ballast Bags are full it could cause damage to the Product or to the towing vessel Jet ski dock Never remain on swim near or around this Product when jet skis are in operation It could cause a collision with a jet ski or bodily parts to get trapped between the jet skis and the Platforms and lead to serious bodily injury or death e Always approach the Product on the jet ski at the slowest speed possible Failure to do so may result in a collision and lead to ser
32. mptying the Ballast Bags Fig 27 2 Release the top of the strap from the Velcro strip on top of the Platform Fig 28 3 Pull the strap all the way up until you see the lower piece of Velcro positioned near the ballast bag 4 Attach the lower Velcro securely onto the Velcro strip on the top of the Platform Fig 29 5 The ballast bag will now be empty and pressed against the side of the Platform Fig 29 6 Repeat the process for all four Ballast Bags 7 Care must be taken whilst on the Platform and when transferring from the Platform to the vessel Stage 2 Removing the Product from the water Once all the water has been emptied from the Ballast Bags the Platform can be removed from the water 1 Ensure all four Ballast Bags are in the up position and the straps are securely attached to the Velcro strips on top of the Platform 2 Have at least 2 people evenly spaced around the Platform to easily lift it out of the water 3 Once the Product is safely on board the dock line can be released Remove the Dockline from the cleat by following the OXO method on page 19 in reverse once this end of the Dockline is free remove the Dockline from the platform D ring by following the cow hitch instructions in reverse on page 19 For full instructions on using the NautiBuoy Dockline please refer to the packaging or alternatively they can be found on www nautibuoymarine com 5 Always rinse the Products after every use with soap and fresh water
33. n Fig 30 The air will then be released Remove the Air Toggles from the Air Toggle loops and allow the loops to dry before securing back with the Velcro Before plugging in the OV10 pump ensure that the pump is in deflate mode The pump is clearly marked IN where the inflation hose must be attached for deflation Fig 31 For full instructions see the Bravo OV10 pump user manual Plug the Bravo OV10 pump into your AC socket Fit the end nozzle of the pump into the platform inflation valve and rotate the nozzle clockwise until it is firmly in place Switch on the pump and deflate the platform Switch off the pump once all the air has been removed from the platform It is important to remove all the air from the chamber as any air left may freeze and cause damage to the platform Make sure the Air Toggles are completely deflated and dry and ensure the valve caps securely shut The Ballast Bag strap Velcro should be connected to the Velcro strip on the Platform in either the up or down position before rolling Lay the two deflated Air Toggles across the Platform at the opposite end to the inflation valve This is important so any excess air can be pushed out as you roll the Platform Fig 32 Position the Air Toggles so they are laid over the multi purpose Platform mounts MPM s by doing this you protect the foam from any marks or dents As you roll the platform up position the Ballast Bags so they are flat against the rolled platf
34. nected Fig 67 Loosely feed the connection straps between the Platforms Fig 68 Both connection straps attached Air Toggle loops i U U U Velcro straps Fig 69 Undo the Velcro straps to release the Air Toggle loops 31 Side by side configuration These steps describe how to configure two platforms which are connected side by side Fig 47 on page 27 Warning e When linking side by side use one Air Toggle only These can be purchased separately for the entire length of your Platform size e Never attempt to link Platforms side by side using two shorter Air Toggles this can create a void in between the Air Toggles which may lead to entrapment causing serious bodily injury or death e When linking side by side the Air Toggle loops from either Platform should never be opposite one another The Air Toggle loops must be staggered down the length of both Platforms This will create a stronger connection as well as preventing Air Toggle loops from rubbing against one another When choosing which Air Toggle is required for side by side connection the length of the shortest Platform in the configuration is the length of Air Toggle which must be used for that connection This prevents any overhang of the Toggles which may not be supported by Air Toggle loops which may lead to possible entrapment causing bodily injury or death The following Air Toggle Size Chart shows w
35. o meet N B as adhesives are contact adhesives then it is important to position the patch correctly as it will not be possible to re position once in place Smooth the patch firmly using a seam roller or rounded object e g piece of shaped hardwood or screwdriver handle working from the centre of the patch outwards to smooth out any air bubbles and ensure good contact e For all repairs using a brush apply an even thin coat of adhesive to both the rear of the external device patch and the masked repair area leave to dry for at least 20 minutes apply a second and third coat leaving each coat to dry for 2 minutes or until tacky apply the patch carefully to the repair area N B as adhesives are contact adhesives then it is important to position the patch correctly as it will not be possible to re position once in place e Smooth down the patch firmly using a seam roller or rounded object e g piece of shaped hardwood or screwdriver handle working from the centre of the patch outwards in order to remove air bubbles and ensure good contact e lf the patch is not sticking in areas or air bubbles remain then the area can be gently heated with a hot air gun or hair drier and re worked Warning do not use a hot air gun or hair drier with adhesives or solvents still in the work area e Remove the masking tape and clean off any excess adhesive with the Acetone It is important to remove any excess adhesive as if this remains on the surfa
36. o straps To Operate Operation of this Product requires two or more people To Install The following Stages 1 to 5 are to be performed before this Product is deployed in water In the event you want to connect two Products page 26 ensure that the first Product to be deployed is the one to be secured to the vessel Stage 1 Inflating the Platform 1 Choose a location where the Platform can be unrolled onto a dry surface free of grease liguids or sharp objects with access to an electrical outlet or extension cord Ideally the set up should be somewhere near to the water s edge where you intend to launch The space required is dependent upon your chosen Platform size Arctic 375 2 5m x 1 5m x 20cm Southern 525 3 5m x 1 5m x 20cm Atlantic 675 4 5m x 1 5m x 20cm Pacific 800 4m x 2m x 20cm Arctic 375 8ft 2 x 4ft 11 x 8 Southern 525 11ft 5 5 x 4ft 11 x 8 Atlantic 675 14ft 9 x 4ft 11 8 Pacific 800 13ft 1 x 6ft 6 x 8 2 Once in position remove the Platform from the bag Fig 4 and unfold completely Fig 5 locating the main inflation valve Fig 6 3 Remove the cap from the inflation valve by twisting anti clockwise Fig 6 and ensure the one way valve is shut Fig 8 by pressing the white button in the centre of the valve until it pops out Fig 7 and Fig 8 Warning Ensure the OV 10 electric pump is not used whilst the user or the pump are wet or in close vicinity to water as it may
37. olonged period of time Damage may occur from corrosion or marine life such as barnacles Damage caused by exposure to salt water is not covered by warranty There are many damaging elements in the marine environment Prolonged exposure to salt water can damage and may shorten the expected lifetime of the platform To reduce these risks regularly maintain the platforms in the following manner Cleaning To clean we advise to use a very soft bristle brush or sponge with warm water and an environmentally friendly biodegradable soap Rinse with cold fresh water and allow to dry fully before deflating and storing Regularly clean all of the Velcro with a soft brush and a low pressure stream of water from a domestic hose Ensure to wash out the interior of the Ballast Bags removing any seaweed sand or dirt NautiBuoy recommends the periodic application of Hypalon conditioner to the side walls and Ballast Bags to help protect and clean the Product 34 Technical Specifications e Orca 200mm CR CR drop stitch with Orca CSM borders and Ballast Bags e EVA Non skid UV resistant 4mm foam e Mehler 900gm PVC for Air Toggles e Bravo 2005 SUP inflation valves e 5 5 psi 379 mb leafield pressure release valves Repairing your Product Warning e Ensure to wear the correct protective clothing and eye wear and ensure all work areas are adequately ventilated Carrying out repairs involves the use of adhesives and solvents Adhesives and solvents
38. orm Fig 33 Starting at the end containing the Air Toggle s roll the Platform around the Air Toggles from one end to the other making sure the roll is straight and as tight as possible Fig 33 It is important to roll the Platform to protect the foam from any damage or creases NEVER fold the Platform This can damage or crease the foam which could affect the aesthetics and functionality of the foam Ensure to close the inflation valve on the Platform to prevent air from leaking back into the chamber White button IN Fig 30 One way inflation valve open to release air Fig 31 Deflate marked IN on pump Fig 32 Two deflated Air Toggles placed over MPMs Fig 33 Roll towards inflation valve 22 15 Once the platform has been fully rolled it can be placed back into the bag before doing so ensure the bag is fully open with the pockets facing out see Fig 36 NEVER store uncovered or out of the bag 16 ALWAYS make sure that at least 2 people are spaced evenly around the platform to lift it back into the bag 17 Once the platform is back in the bag tuck the orange pockets back on top of the platform Fig 38 and reseal the bag along the Velcro strip Fig 39 18 Store the Platform in a clean dry location out of direct sun light and away from any sharp objects or harmful chemicals or products i e batteries Never store in temperatures below 40 Fahrenheit 4 Celsius Storing your pl
39. ositioned at the opposite end of the inflation valve directly under the single MPM fitting 5 Ensure the towing vessel has an adequate bridle and tow line set up in an approved fashion for the tow Please refer to your watercraft manual for instructions on proper tow rope attachment 6 Attach a bridle to the anchor point at one end of the Platform using a proper tow rope for this activity Fig 42 7 Towthe Product to your chosen location the dangers of rope recoil Keep all passengers away from the rope whilst towing to avoid becoming entangled or hit by the rope e Always ensure all persons wear a suitable Government approved life jacket required by local authorities whilst in the vessel towing e Ensure to keep the tow rope away from the moving propeller e ALWAYS SHUT OFF ENGINE AND REMOVE KEY BEFORE RETRIEVING ROPE ALWAYS USE AN ENGINE KILL CORD You will need the following 1 Choose a suitable anchor and line not provided by NautiBuoy Marine NautiBuoy Marine recommends the use of an anchor weighing 45kgs 100lbs and on windy water ways or with tidal current a heavier anchor 90kgs 200lbs The line must be adequate enough for the load 2 Towing Bridle not provided by NautiBuoy Marine 3 Suitable towing vessel not provided by NautiBuoy Marine 4 Platform 5 _ 2xAir Toggles 6 Stirruppump yf Any chosen accessories Available for separate purchase Fig 40 reinforced anchor point on the underside of the Pl
40. owever allowing 12 hours to dry is recommended Replacing Halkey Roberts Valves Completely fill air chamber that needs the valve replacement Using a valve tool loosen the valve by turning counter clockwise Do not completely remove the valve or the boot that holds the valve to the tube will drop inside the air chamber and will be extremely hard to retrieve and place back over the valve patch Deflate the tube Press against the material to hold the boot on the inside of the air chamber Unscrew the valve the rest of the way and remove Screw the new valve into place and achieve a hand tight fit Re inflate the tube and use the valve tool to tighten the valve fully Disclaimer It is not possible for NautiBuoy Marine to warn you about every possible danger related to the use of this product Please use your own good judgement when operating the Platform 37 INAL 7 BUOY MARINE 44 0 7887 362224 44 0 1803 863233 info nautibuoymarine com www nautibuoymarine com 1 Hunters Moon House Dartington Devon TO9 6EZ United Kingdom 38
41. place Fig 58 Inflation valve with cap on replace cap clockwise Fig 59 Inflation complete and Platforms connected 29 Jet Ski dock configuration T Shape These steps describe how to configure two platforms which are connected in a T shape Ideal for a Jet Ski dock Fig 46 on page 27 1 Firstly ensure you have followed the information and instructions for choosing a configuration page 27 these next steps follow on from point 6 of Stage 2 Preparation of the Platforms on page 28 2 Ifyou are using the Ladder on the second Platform the one being connected ensure the end with three Air Toggle loops is left free allowing the Ladder to be attached 3 Ensure the first Platform is secured to the vessel and has the correct side free for correct alignment of the Air Toggle loops Check that there are two Air Toggle loops on the side of the first Platform and three Air Toggle loops on the end of the 2nd Platform Fig 60 4 Using a Dock line secure the second Platform to the first Platform using the D rings on each Fig 61 This should be done using a bowline or round turn and two half hitches 5 Loosely feed the two connection straps provided through the D rings of Platform two either side of the desired Air Toggle connection Fig 62 6 Then feed the connection straps through the horizontal handles either side of the Air Toggle connection of Platform one It is important to do this before you inflate the Air Toggle Fig
42. produce electric shock which could lead to serious bodily injury or death NEVER use an air compressor to inflate any NautiBuoy products Air compressors are designed for high pressure inflation and can cause inflatable products to burst Excessive high pressure during inflation can seriously damage the product and may void the warranty NautiBuoy Marine recommend that the supplied OV10 pump is used to inflate the Platform Please read the OV10 Pump product manual carefully before inflating the Platform The approximate inflation times to 3 6psi 379mb are as follows Arctic 375 1 minute 30 seconds Southern 525 1 minute 40 seconds Atlantic 675 2 minutes 40 seconds Pacific 800 3 minutes 30 seconds Please see the inflation recommendation table on page 5 Allowances need to be made when inflating in hot climates as air expands 16 Platform Fig 5 Unroll Platform Fig 6 Inflation valve with cap on remove cap anti clockwise White button IN Fig 7 One way Inflation valve open release air White button OUT Fig 8 One way Inflation valve shut retain air 4 Before plugging to an AC socket ensure that the Bravo OV10 pump is in inflate mode Fig 9 The pump is clearly marked OUT where the inflation hose must be attached for inflation ensure it is in this position before following the next step 5 Insert the nozzle end of the Bravo OV10 pump into the inflation valve and rotate the no
43. produce fumes which can be damaging to health if inhaled absorbed through the skin eyes or ingested This can lead to serious illness or death e These fumes are also highly flammable Keep away from naked flames hot air guns and hair dryers This can lead to serious illness or death e Ensure to read all product labels before commencing a repair e Keep all products out of the reach of children e lf product is ingested or has been rubbed into eyes see a doctor immediately This can lead to serious illness or death Important notice Due to certain glues being classified as dangerous goods for transportation by air we do not supply these glues in the repair kits These Hypalon and PVC glues need to be purchased from your nearest chandlery NautiBuoy does not promote or associate with any particular maker or brand of glue and assumes no liability with respect to any glue used with the Hypalon or PVC NautiBuoy provides Tear Aid tape for emergency repairs to Hypalon and PVC until glue can be purchased and long term repairs can be made NautiBuoy does not manufacture and does not assume any liability with respect to the Tear Aid tape NautiBuoy Inflatable repair s guide for Hypalon and PVC Our products are made to the highest possible standards and while air leaks are unlikely they can still occur due to puncturing tearing or damaged valves The following guide will help you find the source of the leaks and make emergency repairs and also long lasting
44. rd Before removing the connection straps secure a Dockline to Platform two using a cow hitch at the D ring Connect the Dockline to Platform one using the D rings and a bowline or round turn and two half hitches Now that the Dockline secures the Platforms together you can remove the connection straps by pressing the buckle to release Pull the connection straps free and put them somewhere safe to ensure you don t lose them overboard Now you can manoeuvre Platform two back to the vessel release the Dockline from the D ring of Platform Hold firmly onto the end of the Dockline to avoid Platform two drifting away Manoeuvre the Platform back to the vessel Next follow the uninstall Instructions on page 21 and repeat for Platform one 33 Air Toggle loops i i E Velcrostraps Fig 72 Undo the Velcro straps to release the Air Toggle loops t in c Fig 73 Correct alignment of Air Toggle loops Fig 74 Connection strap using D rings between Platforms White button IN Fig 75 One way inflation valve open to release air Care and Maintenance Warnings Please be aware that certain products especially cleaners and protectants can damage the product Use of these products will void the warranty Please use high pressure washers to clean your Platform The use of these will damage your product and void your warranty Never leave the platform in the water for a pr
45. refully designed by yachtsman for yachtsman and manufactured using the best quality Orca drop stitch and CSM Hypalon as well as German PVC for the Air Toggles They are built to withstand the harsh marine environment The Product has been designed with your safety in mind and complies with strict European safety standards EN 15649 1 2 3 2012 Any activity on the water can be safe and fun for all The operator s manual has been provided to help ensure you enjoy the Product in safety It is intended to alert you to some of the potentially dangerous conditions that can arise by using the Product The next pages have specific safety information for the range of Platform sizes It is important that you familiarise yourself with the specific warnings and information for your Platform size ARCTIC3 75 SOUTHERNS 2S ATLANT CE75 FPAC F IC8O0 Due to design changes and improvements the figures present in the manual may not exactly depict the product purchased by the consumer Table of inflation recommendations Product Minimum pressure required Maximum pressure permitted OV10 pump capability Stirrup pump capability Platforms 3 0psi 206mb 5 5psi 379mb 3 6psi 250mb 5 5psi 379mb Air Toggles 2 0psi 138mb 5 5psi 379mb 3 6psi 250mb 5 5psi 379mb Table of different sizes weights maximum no of users and max load Inflated Dimension Approximate Max number Stowage Dimensions Weight kg Max Loa
46. rom the water Stage 3 Platform deflation and storage Floating Island Stage 1 Towing the Product Stage 2 Anchoring the Product Stage 3 Returning the Platform to the vessel Connection of two Products Air Toggle size guide table SIDE BY SIDE LINKING ONLY Stage 1 Choosing a configuration Stage 2 Preparation of the Platforms Stage 3 Connecting a second Product in your desired configuration End to End Configuration How to feed the Air Toggle through and inflate using the Stirrup pump Jet Ski dock configuration T Shape L Shape Configuration Side by side configuration Side by side configuration Air Toggle length table Stage 4 To uninstall the connected Products Care and Maintenance Technical Specifications Repairing your Product NautiBuoy Inflatable repair s guide for Hypalon and PVC Finding your air leak Repairing your leak Working environment Fabric types Fabric repair patches For emergency repairs Materials and tools required Different types of repairs Repairing Hypalon amp PVC Repairing CR CR dropstitch Completing emergency repairs with Tear Aid Replacing Halkey Roberts Valves Disclaimer 21 21 21 22 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 28 28 28 30 31 32 32 33 34 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 36 36 36 36 36 37 37 37 37 Platforms Congratulations on purchasing your new multi functional inflatable Platform designed for the luxury Super Yacht This Platform has been ca
47. s Product is in no case PPE Personal Protective Equipment 2 Weather Conditions e _Donot use this Product in poor weather conditions including high and off shore winds waves strong or off shore currents or lightning This may cause the Product to move unexpectedly or turn over and could lead to serious bodily injury or death e Donot use this Product at night under low light or in poor visibility conditions including in white water Such use could lead to serious bodily injury or death 3 Location of this Product This Product is solely intended to be used in calm water and under great weather conditions Do not use this Product in one of the following locations such use could lead to serious bodily injury or death e Do not use this Product in shallow water waves or swell or where other water users are located This may cause the Product to move unexpectedly or turn over and could lead to serious bodily injury or death e Donotuse this Product further than 82 feet 25 meters from the shore or in obstructed area e Donot use this Product close to submerged rocks and sand bars or where jellyfish sharks or other dangerous animals are known to be present Such use could lead to serious bodily injury or death e Donotusetthis Product in recreational swimming pools or on dry land 4 User of this Product Do not use this Product in any of the following circumstances such use could lead to serious bodily injury or death e Never exceed the m
48. sing the 180 grit sand paper as well as the marked repair area on the device This will achieve a key to which the adhesives can efficiently bond Do not over abrade as it may damage the fabric PVC does not reguire scratching e Clean prime the rear of the patch and also the area needing repair using a clean dry lint free cloth by wiping with Acetone Wait until all of the Acetone has evaporated PVC will become tacky This is guite normal e Mask the area to be repaired with masking tape to avoid unsightly adhesive overspill when applying the adhesive e Ensure to allow a 3mm 1 8 gap around the pencil mark to allow for stretch in the patch when applied e Mix the adhesives as per the instructions that were supplied with the adhesives e Ifthe tear is greater than 20mm then using a brush apply an even thin coat of adhesive to the back of one of the patches and to the inside tube surface around the repair area Leave to dry for at least 20 minutes apply a second and third coat leaving each coat to dry for 2 minutes or until tacky Place the piece of polythene over the freshly applied adhesive on the patch so that the patch can be rolled up into a cylindrical shape without the adhesive sticking to itself 36 e Insert the rolled up patch into the tube through the cut or tear in the device for tears greater than 20mm Unroll the patch inside the tube position over the tear and then peel away the polythene to allow the two glued surfaces t
49. t of the day If pressure is too low use the stirrup pump to inflate the Product If extra air is required to top up the pressure on either the Platforms or Air Toggles users must never use the electric Bravo OV10 air pump whilst on the water Always use the Stirrup pump provided Follow Platform and Air Toggle inflation instructions using a manual Stirrup pump Stage 6 Attachment of accessories Once the Platform has been deployed you can start to add the various accessories offered by NautiBuoy Marine depending on the intended function Always follow the instructions provided with accessory manual for installation before using Do not use before having read and understand the safety information Please check our website for a full list of available accessories 20 To Uninstall Stage 1 Emptying the Ballast Bags The grey ballast bag straps allow the user to manually empty the Ballast Bags so the Platform can be easily lifted from the water after use When the Platform is ready to be taken out of the water the grey ballast straps need to be pulled and attached in the up position in the following manner Warning Care must be taken on the Platform once the ballast has been emptied as the Product will become unstable and could slide on the water Do not stand on the Product while emptying the Ballast Bags 1 Get into a kneeling or seated position where you can reach the top of the strap easily Never stand whilst e
50. the first Platform is secured to the vessel and has the correct side free for correct alignment of the Air Toggle loops Check that there are two Air Toggle loops on the side of the first Platform and three Air Toggle loops on the end of the 2nd Platform Fig 65 3 Using a Dock line secure the second Platform to the first Platform using Using a Dock line secure the second Platform to the first Platform using the D rings on each Fig 66 This should be done using a bowline or round turn and two half hitches Loosely feed a connection strap provided through the D rings of both Platforms Fig 67 Then secure the other connection strap from the other D ring of Platform two to the Air Toggle loop at the side of Platform 1 It is important to do this before you inflate the Air Toggle Fig 68 Push the buckle to secure strap into place on each connection strap The connection straps provide extra security when linking the Platforms and also in case of Air Toggle failure They have a quick release buckle for safety to avoid entrapment Ensure that the vertical Air Toggle loops are unfastened in the required locations on both Platforms by releasing the Velcro straps Fig 69 The Platforms are now ready to feed the Air Toggle through and inflate please go to How to feed the Air Toggle and inflate using the Stirrup pump section on page 29 Fig 65 Correct alignment of Air Toggle loops between the Platforms being con
51. to do so will cause immediate deflation Use the Stirrup pump provided to inflate the Air Toggle s Fig 18 Never inflate with electric Bravo OV10 pump Using the stirrup pump to Inflate the Air Toggles a First ensure the Stirrup pump is in inflate mode Check the inflation hose is connected where it is clearly marked OUT Insert the Nozzle end of the stirrup into the main air valve on the Air Toggle and turn clockwise until firmly connected Using the handle on the stirrup pump begin to add air by pumping the handle up and down in a vertical motion ensuring legs are bent and back is straight and feet are on the bottom of the pump As more air is added the pressure gauge dial situated at the top of the Stirrup pump will begin to rise Once 5 5Psi has been achieved the pressure release valve on the Air Toggle will begin to expel air After use place the cap of the inflation valve back on the Air Toggle It provides an extra seal for the valve to help maintain air tight integrity Repeat the process for the second Air Toggle 3rd chamber Ensure both Air Toggles are used on the Platform for safety Further options If this Product is not to be towed to an anchorage please go to Stage 3 If this Product is to be towed to an anchorage please disregard the following instructions and go straight to floating island configuration page 24 Fig 13 Undo Velcro straps Fig 14 Feed Air Toggle
52. use bolts provided by NautiBuoy Bolts that are longer will pierce the inflatable voiding the warranty Information on the operation of the MPM compatible accessories is available within the relevant accessory manual Manuals are also available on our website www nautibuoymarine com Air Toggles The Air Toggle s have been designed to serve several purposes 1 They provide a second and third chamber to the Platform for safety They allow the Platforms to be connected to each other in both T shape and L shape as well as end to end and side by side page 27 3 They can be used with the Transom Bumpers to prevent the Platforms from floating under high transoms please reference the Transom Bumper manual Positioned strategically around the edges of the Platforms are Air Toggle loops Fig 3 These are fastened by 2 Velcro straps Fig 3 Always ensure that all Air Toggle straps that are not being used are kept fastened by the Velcro These may cause a tripping hazard whilst inflating or using the Platform and entanglement whilst in the water These are not designed for lifting of the Platform and are for Air Toggle and Ladder support use only Always lift the platform using either the D Rings or the Horizontal Handles For Air Toggle operating instructions see page 20 15 Fig 2 Multi purpose Platform Mounting MPM Air Toggle loops Velcrostraps Fig 3 Air Toggle loops and Velcr
53. zzle clockwise until firmly in place 6 Donot sit or stand on the Platform when inflating it This would apply unusual pressure that may damage the pump and the Platform Once the Platform is cleared switch on the Bravo OV10 Pump and inflate the Platform until it gives a higher pitched noise Once you hear the higher pitched noise switch the Bravo OV10 Pump off Do not leave the pump running unattended 7 Remove the nozzle of the pump from the inflation valve by turning anti clockwise and unplug the Bravo OV10 Pump from the AC socket 8 To obtain an even more rigid Platform users can use the stirrup pump provided to further inflate 9 The Platforms should be firm and rigid when correctly inflated 10 Check for the correct air pressure by using a manometer not provided or using the pressure gauge supplied on the Stirrup pump Fig 11 Using the Stirrup pump to check Air pressure e Tocheck the air pressure using the Stirrup pump first ensure it is in Inflate mode by checking the inflation hoses is connected to where it is clearly marked OUT attach the Stirrup pump with the nozzle into the inflation valve by turning clockwise e Pump the handle of the Stirrup pump in a vertical motion and the pressure will show on the gauge Begin to inflate the platform and whilst doing so read the air pressure on the pressure gauge located at the top of the stirrup pump Using a Monometer If using the Monometer not provided follow the instruct
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