Drowning-preventing life-saving device

Abstract

The invention discloses a drowning-preventing life-saving device. The drowning-preventing life-saving device comprises an airbag, a water level sensor and an electromagnetic switch, wherein symmetrical shoulder straps are arranged at one end of the airbag; shoulder strap male buckles are arranged at the free ends of the shoulder straps; symmetrical shoulder strap female buckles are arranged at oneend, away from the shoulder straps, of the airbag; the shoulder strap male buckles and the shoulder strap female buckles are buckled in a matching manner; a power supply, the electromagnetic switch,a controller and an alarm are arranged on one surface of the airbag hermetically; a nitrogen generator is fixed into the airbag; a rubber rod is fixedly connected to one end, having the shoulder straps, of the airbag; a water-proof hood is arranged on the end part of the rubber rod; the water level sensor is arranged inside the water-proof hood. The drowning-preventing life-saving device can greatly reduce drowning risks of a swimmer, and after wearing the drowning-preventing life-saving device, the swimmer can swim more at ease.

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[0001] The present application relates to a life preserver, in particular to a drowning life preserver. Background technique

[0002] With the continuous growth of the national economy and the significant improvement of material living standards, water sports have increasingly become the summer sports of choice for the general public. With the rising trend of swimming, drowning has also become a high incidence of swimming safety problems in summer. According to the report of the World Health Organization, 372,000 people drown and die every year in the world, among which children under 5 years of age have the highest drowning rate. Hypoxia is the leading cause of death by drowning. When the human body falls into the water and the body is submerged, the mouth and nasal cavity are filled with water, so that oxygen cannot enter. At the same time, the stimulation of cold water or water absorption will cause reflex pharyngospasm, which is prone to suffocation. ...

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