Led emergency flares is an essential piece of equipment for police, firefighters, EMTs, rescue services, first responders, members of emergency response teams and the general public.

led emergency flares

When you need to alert others to a road hazard or are in need of light even during a heavy rain, the LED Road Flare is a beacon that gets noticed. Because it is durable, functional in any weather condition, compliant with traffic and safety regulations, magnetic, and submersible to 50 feet, this red flashing light (also available in yellow/amber) has a million and one uses.

The LED emergency flares has 9 different flashing patterns, with the 16 bright LEDs capable of being seen up to 1/2 mile. Choose from rotate, single blink, alternating blinks, quad flash, high steady light, low steady light, 2 LED flashlight, 4 LED flashlight, and S.O.S. Rescue Morse Code. Now that's a safety flare that means business.

This rechargeable LED emergency flare offers so many great benefits. Compared to other road flares, the  LED RoadFlare excels in long-lasting durability. We're talking a crush-proof and corrosion-proof polycarbonate plastic exterior and impact resistant rubber housing. What's more, this LED red safety light offers low maintenance with an internal lithium battery that's rechargeable so there are no costly batteries or replacement concerns.

Led emergency flares will bring you safe and secure and can be used as follows.

*The uses are limited only by your imagination. Customers who need a reliable, ultra-r ed, ultra-bright light can range from SCUBA divers, hikers, and cyclists .

*Search & rescue (SAR) operations: tag areas and items; personal safety light; emergency response teams

*Led emergency flares use as lantern in case of emergency failure, earthquake, hurricane or other disaster

*Attach as a safety light for bicycles and motorcycles

*SCUBA diving / boating and marine operations

*Work zone safety: mount on cones or barricades

*led emergency flares seen in the dark. Be bright at night on the emergency at a construction site or work site. Alert other workers or passers-by that you need help and are under duress when shouting does not help and want help from emergency services.