The invention relates to an LED / LD composite
distress signal life jacket supported by a pop-up floating rod. Comprising a pop-up
buoy which is attached to the life jacket at ordinary times, three supporting rods are installed on the
buoy, and the other top ends of the supporting rods are tied together. A plurality of LEDs / LDs with different wavelengths and colors are installed at the top end of the supporting rod in a composite mode to serve as a help-seeking
light signal light-emitting source. When the wearer falls into water, the pop-up
buoy is inflated and popped away from the life jacket. And the pop-up buoy and the life jacket are kept close to each other through the inflating
pipe. When the pop-up buoy is inflated and opened, the bottom ends of the three supporting rods are opened, and the three supporting rods form a three-dimensional tripod. The power supply module is installed below the flat spherical buoy, the pop-up buoy is not affected by the
body position of a person falling into water in water, and the pop-up buoy floats on the water surface autonomously in the upward direction of the supporting rod three-dimensional tripod. And the upper part of the buoy and the skirt edge are coated with a high-reflection material for light. The height from the top of the three-dimensional tripod of the supporting rod, namely the LED / LD
composite position, to the water surface is 50-100 cm. The LED / LD compositely emits help-seeking light signals which have different colors, are high in brightness and high in distinguishability and can maintain normal work for at least 48 hours, so that the
system is suitable for various complex water
search and rescue environments, and helps to realize rapid positioning and timely rescue of people falling into water.