Quilted Reflective Raincoat

The quilted reflective rain suit complies with industry standards for emergency rescue protective equipment and relevant standards for rain protection and warmth. It has passed professional waterproof and reflective testing, ensuring reliable quality and suitable performance. It is essential protective gear for emergency rescue personnel on rainy days and in low-temperature outdoor duty and rescue operations, combining rain and waterproof protection, quilted warmth, and reflective warning functions to meet the practical needs of various emergency scenarios. The product features a composite construction with a waterproof and breathable outer layer and a quilted thermal inner layer. The outer layer is waterproof, stain-resistant, abrasion-resistant, and scratch-resistant, effectively shielding against moderate to heavy rain and preventing water penetration. The inner layer is lightweight, warm, and non-bulky, providing protection against cold while avoiding stuffiness and discomfort during prolonged wear, making it suitable for rainy days in spring, autumn, and winter. It is available in a two-piece design (jacket + pants) or a one-piece design, equipped with waterproof zippers, Velcro seals at the collar, cuffs, and pant hems to further enhance rain protection and prevent water ingress through gaps. High-visibility reflective strips are distributed across the front and back of the jacket, cuffs, and pant legs, providing clear reflection at night or in low-light conditions to effectively increase the visibility of rescue personnel, prevent traffic accidents, and improve rescue identification. The overall fit is loose, with flexible tailoring at the joints to allow unrestricted bending, stretching, and other rescue movements. It is easy to put on and take off and can be worn with other emergency rescue equipment. It is suitable for various emergency scenarios, including outdoor rescue on rainy days, emergency duty, hazard inspection, and emergency response, providing rescue personnel with triple protection against rain, cold, and low visibility, ensuring safety during rainy-day rescue operations.*

Instructions for Use and Operational Guidelines:Storage and Maintenance - Store in a dry, ventilated place away from high temperatures, moisture, open flames, and sharp objects. Avoid prolonged sun exposure, compression, and scratching to prevent fabric damage, reflective strip detachment, and failure of the waterproof layer. After cleaning, air dry thoroughly before storage to prevent mold. - Regularly inspect the rain suit fabric for damage or signs of leakage, check that the reflective strips are intact and reflective, ensure the waterproof zippers are smooth and well-sealed, and verify that the Velcro closures are still sticky. Repair or replace any damaged parts promptly. - The rain suit should be managed by designated personnel and stored in the designated area of the emergency rescue equipment warehouse, sorted and placed properly. A usage log should be established. It is strictly prohibited to place it arbitrarily, lend it to others, or use it for non-rescue purposes. Installation and Deployment - No complex installation is required; it can be worn directly after unpacking. Before wearing, check the integrity of the equipment, waterproof performance, and reflective effect. It can be worn directly with rescue helmets, gloves, and rescue boots without additional supporting equipment. - Before rainy-day rescue or duty, inspect the sealed parts of the rain suit to ensure there are no damages or gaps, and that the reflective strips are not obstructed. Only after confirming that the waterproof performance is normal should personnel enter the site wearing the suit. Operational Steps 1. Dressing Procedure: For the two-piece design, first put on the rain jacket, close the waterproof zipper, and tighten the Velcro at the collar and cuffs. Then put on the rain pants and adjust the seals at the pant hems. For the one-piece design, put it on directly, close the zipper, and tighten all sealed parts to ensure no water penetration. Then equip with rescue gear to carry out operations. 2. Practical Use: During rainy-day rescue, avoid scratching the rain suit fabric with sharp objects. If the suit becomes stained with dirt or mud, wipe it clean promptly. During nighttime operations, ensure the reflective strips are not obstructed to enhance visibility and prevent accidents. 3. Removal and Cleaning: After the rescue operation, remove the rain suit promptly, clean off surface dirt and mud, rinse with clean water, and air dry in a ventilated area. Avoid direct sunlight and heat sources. Fold neatly and store in the designated area. Avoid friction and scratching on the reflective strips. 4. Maintenance: Regularly check the waterproof layer and reflective strips of the rain suit. Apply special lubricant to the waterproof zippers periodically. Repair any fabric damage promptly. Replace reflective strips if they detach or lose reflectivity to ensure performance for the next use. Safety Precautions - The rain suit is intended solely for use by emergency rescue personnel during rainy-day outdoor emergency rescue and duty. It is strictly prohibited for non-rescue purposes and for use beyond its protective range in extreme weather conditions such as heavy rainstorms or thunderstorms. - When wearing, ensure all sealed parts are securely fastened to prevent water ingress through the collar, cuffs, and pant hems. Keep the reflective strips clean and unobstructed to ensure nighttime reflectivity. - Avoid scratching or rubbing the rain suit fabric with sharp objects and avoid contact with corrosive substances to prevent damage to the waterproof layer and premature aging of the fabric, which would compromise rain protection. - If the rain suit is damaged, leaking, or has substandard reflective performance, it must not be used and should be replaced promptly. Rescue personnel must be proficient in dressing, removal, and maintenance procedures and strictly adhere to the usage specifications for emergency rescue protective equipment. Service Hotline: 130-6003-1111

1. Rainy-Day Outdoor Rescue: During rainy days, for flood rescue, mountain search and rescue, and outdoor emergency response, wearing the quilted reflective rain suit provides rain protection, warmth, and reflective warning to enhance visibility. 2. Emergency Duty: For outdoor duty at checkpoints, rescue sites, and hazard points on rainy days, it protects against rain, provides warmth and warning, and helps respond to emergencies. 3. Low-Temperature Rainy-Day Emergency Operations: During spring, autumn, and winter rainy days, for road emergency repair, debris clearing, and other operations, the quilted inner layer provides warmth while the outer layer protects against rain, ensuring operational comfort. 4. Outdoor Hazard Inspection: For inspecting outdoor facilities, river channels, mountainous areas, and other regions on rainy days, it protects against rain and dirt, while the reflective strips enhance travel safety. 5. Emergency Drills: During rainy-day rescue drills, emergency rescue teams can simulate real rainy-day scenarios to improve personnel proficiency in dressing and emergency response. 6. Night Rainy-Day Duty: For outdoor duty and patrols on rainy nights, the high-visibility reflective strips enhance visibility, prevent traffic accidents, and ensure personal safety.

Nationwide direct logistics delivery; acceptance documents are handed over with the goods. Warranty and after-sales terms are subject to the supply contract. Government and enterprise group purchases are supported. For details, call for consultation.