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SOS Emergency Light 360° red 16LEDs, CR123A included
- SKU: EMGL16LEDOG
- 19.00 €
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The compact light emits 360° of ultra-bright light from an array of 16 LEDs, visible up to 10 miles away. The lamp is extra tough, water resistant and oppose of lamps with alkaline batteries it can resist extreme temperatures.
The Safety Light has 10 flash patterns, including U.S. Coast Guard approved SOS (Morse code) and solid-on (lantern). This makes it ideally suited as a warning light, emergency beacon and so on. Ideal to take with you during bicycling, hiking, or any outdoor activity. The protection rubber is so tough that you can run it over with a car!
• Size 4.25 (12cm) diameter x 1.25 (3.5cm) tall
• Weight Less than 7 oz. (200g) with battery
• Battery 1 CR-123 Lithium battery
• Shelf-Life 10 years
• Buoyancy Positive (floats)
• External Power Non-rechargeable CR-123 Battery
• Op. & Storage
• Temps Fahrenheit: -40/-40 to 212/248 deg F
• Celsius: -40/-40 to 100/110 deg C
• Emission
• Source 360 degree LED array: solid-state; no filament
• Flash Patterns (User-Selectable)
• Max. Run Times,
• Continuous
• Flash Pattern PF -200
• Solid-On High: 8 hours
• Rotate: 15 hours
• Alternate: 10 hours
• Quad-Blink: 15 hours
• Double-Blink: 30 hours
• Fast-Blink: 12 hours
• Slow-Blink: 100 hours
• Solid-On Low: 60 hours
• S-O-S: 24 hours
• Flashlight: 15 hours
• Approvals & Certifications: Complies with U.S. DOT (FMCSA) 49 CFR §§
• 392.25 & 393.95(g).*
• MUTCD Type A (flashing) and Type C (solid on).
• Designed to meet MIL-SPEC/MIL-STD 810 for shock, vibration, and water-resistance.
