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The FSY-96 Regenerative Agent is a high-performance oxygen generation device engineered for isolated protection scenarios, with a strong focus on maritime emergency support and offshore safety. It generates and maintains a reliable oxygen supply in enclosed spaces, ensuring personnel survival when external oxygen sources are cut off. Designed to meet strict industrial standards, this device is a critical safety component for ships, offshore platforms, and emergency rescue facilities.
• High Regeneration Capacity: Provides ≥96 person-hours of oxygen per unit, supporting multiple personnel in long-duration emergencies.
• Long Storage Life: 10-year validity under sealed, normal storage conditions, reducing replacement frequency and costs.
• Compact & Lightweight: Dimensions ≤360mm × 350mm × 310mm and weight ≤26.5kg, enabling easy installation in limited spaces on ships or rescue cabins.
The device’s core regeneration system ensures a steady oxygen output, even in low-temperature or high-humidity maritime environments. It eliminates the need for frequent refueling or replacement, making it ideal for long-term emergency preparedness on cargo ships or offshore drilling platforms.
When stored, the device maintains a relative pressure of 4900 Pa without leakage. This airtight design prevents oxygen loss and protects internal components from saltwater corrosion—a key advantage for marine applications where humidity and salt exposure are common.
Built with corrosion-resistant materials, the FSY-96 withstands harsh maritime conditions, including vibration during ship navigation and temperature fluctuations between -10℃ and 40℃. Its robust structure ensures consistent performance in emergency situations.
On cargo ships, passenger vessels, or offshore supply ships, the FSY-96 is installed in dedicated emergency shelters. In the event of a hull breach, fire, or power failure, it supplies oxygen to sheltered personnel until rescue arrives, extending survival time by 2–3 days.
For offshore oil or gas platforms, the device is deployed in emergency escape pods. When platforms face accidents like gas leaks or structural damage, the FSY-96 ensures oxygen supply in pods during evacuation, supporting personnel safety until transfer to rescue vessels.
Though originally designed for underground mines, its compact size and corrosion resistance make it suitable for coastal mine facilities. It provides oxygen for rescue teams working in flooded or collapsed coastal mine shafts, aligning with maritime-related industrial safety needs.
Parameter | Specification |
Regeneration Capacity | ≥96 person-hours per unit |
Air Tightness | No leakage at 4900 Pa relative pressure |
Dimensions | ≤360mm × 350mm × 310mm |
Weight | ≤26.5 kg |
Storage Life | 10 years (sealed, normal conditions) |
Operating Temperature | -10℃ to 40℃ |
• Sealed Housing: A reinforced, waterproof casing prevents saltwater intrusion, with a pressure relief valve to avoid overpressure risks.
• Easy-to-Operate Interface: Simple control buttons and status indicators allow personnel to check oxygen levels and device status without professional training—critical for emergency situations where time is limited.
We provide a detailed installation manual (with 3D diagrams) and on-site training for ship engineers. The device’s modular design allows integration with existing ship emergency systems, reducing installation time by 50% compared to similar products.
Our team offers annual maintenance checks, including air tightness testing and component inspection, to ensure the device remains in optimal condition. For maritime clients, we provide offshore maintenance support via authorized local partners.
We adjust dimensions or oxygen output rates based on specific ship models (e.g., small fishing vessels vs. large container ships) to fit unique space and personnel capacity requirements.
