JIF Marine Emergency Reboarding Ladder, Transom Mount, Part EOM
The JIF Marine Emergency Reboarding Ladder, part number EOM, is a transom-mounted ladder built to help swimmers and passengers get back aboard quickly in an emergency. It is classified in the transom ladder category, meaning it is designed to mount at the boat's transom for reboarding access from the water. The ladder weighs 8 pounds, keeping it light enough for easy handling, storage, and mounting at the stern of the boat. As a JIF Marine product, it is intended for boat owners who want a dedicated reboarding solution ready at the transom for emergency situations on the water.
Specifications
- Brand: JIF Marine
- Manufacturer Part Number: EOM
- Product Category: Transom Ladders
- Mounting Location: Transom
- Weight: 8 pounds
- UPC: 670541249802
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the JIF Marine Emergency Reboarding Ladder used for? The JIF Marine Emergency Reboarding Ladder, part number EOM, is used to help a swimmer or passenger climb back aboard a boat in an emergency situation.
Where does the JIF Marine EOM ladder mount on a boat? This ladder mounts at the transom, the boat's stern wall, which is why it is classified as a transom ladder.
How much does the JIF Marine EOM reboarding ladder weigh? The JIF Marine Emergency Reboarding Ladder weighs 8 pounds.
What brand makes the EOM emergency reboarding ladder? The EOM emergency reboarding ladder is made by JIF Marine.
What is the manufacturer part number for this reboarding ladder? The manufacturer part number for the JIF Marine Emergency Reboarding Ladder is EOM.
What category of ladder is the JIF Marine EOM? The JIF Marine EOM is categorized as a transom ladder, designed for transom-side reboarding.
What is the UPC for the JIF Marine Emergency Reboarding Ladder? The UPC for the JIF Marine Emergency Reboarding Ladder, part EOM, is 670541249802.
Is the JIF Marine EOM ladder designed for permanent or emergency use? The JIF Marine EOM is designed as an emergency reboarding ladder, intended to provide reboarding access at the transom when needed.