LED Flares are the commonly understood emergency distress signal altering approaching traffic to a life-taking circumstance.
• Three flares make the equal “safety zone” as a police car with activated light bar.
• Flares develop a “safety zone” around police cars, disabled vehicles and the citizens or other safety professional in presence.
• Flares are employed to conduit traffic around an immobilized vehicle, roadway obstacles or accident sight.
• The radiance of a flare lightens up surrounding roadway elements making a large distress signal.
• The unique and brilliant flickering of LED road flares are bright enough to be noticed at great distance – yet not so disturbing as to create problem for passing automobiles.
• Led road flares are also used productively to signal emergency night or day, and in all climate conditions.
LED flares are the better solution for several causes:
• LED flares work in all environmental states – including adverse condition such as snow and fog.
• Since LED flares self-consume, safety professionals & consumers alike don’t require to take additional danger of retrieving stuff from dangerous or darkened street – unlike all substitute signalling stuffs.
• Flares are self-contained, so you don’t require batteries, a detach light source to make them work. They’re designed exclusively for crisis situations.
When you compare LED emergency flares to other signalling appliances, you will find these substitutes come up short:
Fluorescent flares are:
• Battery reliant
• Not adequately bright
• Subject to break & stealing
• Should be retrieved from risky roadways
• A costly product with ongoing replacement expense
• Capable of turning out to be a deadly flying shell because they are more likely to be run over.
• Not globally understood as emergency signal
Chemical lightsticks are:
• Not adequately bright
• Practically ineffective in daytime
• Weather reliant
• Not recognized as emergency distress signal – lightsticks are more ded as a fun stuff for kids.
• Must be taken away from road after use
• As a cost-effective alternative light source, good only for non-emergency uses.
• A costly stuff when compared to cost of a LED flare
Reflective triangles are:
• Reliant on an independent light supply
• Reliant on being set at an appropriate position to alert approaching traffic
• Highly fragile if run over
• Not as productive in daytime or in unfavourable weather conditions – which’s exactly when emergency signal is more likely to be needed?
• A costly product, especially when substitute costs are taken into account.
