The present disclosure provides a lifesaving rope rescue apparatus, a life jacket and a water lifesaving device to increase the probability of rescuing the drowning victim and reduce the difficulty of water rescue. The lifesaving rope apparatus comprises a rope and an ejection apparatus used to eject the rope and is used by a rescuer to rescue the victim over water.

The present disclosure provides a lifesaving rope rescue apparatus, a life jacket and a water lifesaving device to increase the probability of rescuing the drowning victim and reduce the difficulty of water rescue. The lifesaving rope apparatus comprises a rope and an ejection apparatus used to eject the rope and is used by a rescuer to rescue the victim over water.

A safety jacket (10) comprising a buoyant vest (12) including a front portion (16) to be located adjacent the chest of a wearer and a rear portion (18) to be located adjacent the back of the wearer. A rod support is provided comprising a support member (32) pivotally connected to a lower edge of the front portion (16) having an aperture (34) for receiving an end of a fishing rod.

A safety jacket (10) comprising a buoyant vest (12) including a front portion (16) to be located adjacent the chest of a wearer and a rear portion (18) to be located adjacent the back of the wearer. A rod support is provided comprising a support member (32) pivotally connected to a lower edge of the front portion (16) having an aperture (34) for receiving an end of a fishing rod.

A distress device of lifejacket includes: a lifejacket main body; a wireless emitter, disposed inside the lifejacket main body and including a circuit board and an antenna, wherein the antenna is electrically connected to the circuit board; and a lithium polymer battery, electrically connected to the circuit board and disposed inside the lifejacket main body. Accordingly, the lithium polymer battery can be adopted to replace a convention lithium battery, so that the distress device of lifejacket can be safety disposed in an aircraft for providing sufficient amount of electricity required by the wireless emitter, thereby allowing the distress device of lifejacket to have an additional function of emitting signals, and the research and rescue team is able to rapidly locate the sufferer, so that the distress device of lifejacket is provided with advantages of increasing operation safety and facilitating the locating procedure for search and rescue.

A distress device of lifejacket includes: a lifejacket main body; a wireless emitter, disposed inside the lifejacket main body and including a circuit board and an antenna, wherein the antenna is electrically connected to the circuit board; and a lithium polymer battery, electrically connected to the circuit board and disposed inside the lifejacket main body. Accordingly, the lithium polymer battery can be adopted to replace a convention lithium battery, so that the distress device of lifejacket can be safety disposed in an aircraft for providing sufficient amount of electricity required by the wireless emitter, thereby allowing the distress device of lifejacket to have an additional function of emitting signals, and the research and rescue team is able to rapidly locate the sufferer, so that the distress device of lifejacket is provided with advantages of increasing operation safety and facilitating the locating procedure for search and rescue.

A wearable flotation device. The wearable flotation device includes a garment having an interior volume that can receive a bladder therein, wherein the bladder is designed to receive a compressed gas to enable flotation of a wearer of the garment in a body of water. A deployable signal is operably connected to the bladder via a tube having a sensor, wherein the sensor can actuate a one-way valve upon detection of moisture. The one-way valve is designed to enable the flow of the compressed gas, whereby the compressed gas actuates the deployable signal upon the sensor's detection of moisture. When actuated, the deployable signal extends upwardly beyond a periphery of the garment to alert a nearby individual of the wearer's location in the event of an emergency. The garment further includes a plurality of lights thereon for illuminating the wearer to assist in identifying the wearer's location.

A wearable flotation device. The wearable flotation device includes a garment having an interior volume that can receive a bladder therein, wherein the bladder is designed to receive a compressed gas to enable flotation of a wearer of the garment in a body of water. A deployable signal is operably connected to the bladder via a tube having a sensor, wherein the sensor can actuate a one-way valve upon detection of moisture. The one-way valve is designed to enable the flow of the compressed gas, whereby the compressed gas actuates the deployable signal upon the sensor's detection of moisture. When actuated, the deployable signal extends upwardly beyond a periphery of the garment to alert a nearby individual of the wearer's location in the event of an emergency. The garment further includes a plurality of lights thereon for illuminating the wearer to assist in identifying the wearer's location.

A rescuing and positioning assembly includes a bag which is inflatable; a surface of the bag having textures or drawings for displaying rescue indications; an inflation device for inflating the bag; a connecting wire having one end connected to the bag; a light emitter installed on the connecting wire; and a bracelet connected to another end of the connecting wire; the bracelet used to be worn on the user's body so that the bag may be tied to user's body for indicating where the user is and for avoiding to separate from the user. In use, the bag is inflated by using the inflation device, and the bracelet wears on the user's body. Thus, the user can float on water. The bag could indicate a position of the user and textures or drawings on the bag and light from the light emitter will alert others to keep attention to the user.

A rescuing and positioning assembly includes a bag which is inflatable; a surface of the bag having textures or drawings for displaying rescue indications; an inflation device for inflating the bag; a connecting wire having one end connected to the bag; a light emitter installed on the connecting wire; and a bracelet connected to another end of the connecting wire; the bracelet used to be worn on the user's body so that the bag may be tied to user's body for indicating where the user is and for avoiding to separate from the user. In use, the bag is inflated by using the inflation device, and the bracelet wears on the user's body. Thus, the user can float on water. The bag could indicate a position of the user and textures or drawings on the bag and light from the light emitter will alert others to keep attention to the user.