Why FlareAlert?

FlareAlert Beacons are Safer

Unlike Incendiary/strike flares, FlareAlert Beacons are completely safe for anyone to use.  No more risk of inhaling toxic fumes, starting brush fires, igniting spilled fuel/oil, or burning equipment or yourself.  Other passive warning devices such as reflective triangles and cones, although safe, provide only a passive approach to warning motorists, relying on vehicles' headlights to illuminate the device.  The FlareAlert Beacon generates its own light...it can be seen regardless of whether or not the vehicles' headlights are directed at it.  The FlareAlert is a proactive method of warning motorists.  Want more information?  See the safety edition of our newsletter here.

FlareAlert Beacons save money

Stop throwing money away on disposable strike flares.  Strike flares can cost up to $1.00 per 15-minute flare...that's $4.00 per hour.  The FlareAlert costs pennies per hour to operate.  If your department still uses strike flares, consider this interesting fact.  You will save $1.49 for every strike flare you currently use by switching to the FlareAlert Beacon (after the initial breakeven period of 4.5 hours).  Want more information? Check out the economics edition of our newsletter.

FlareAlert Beacons are more versatile

The FlareAlert works in all weather conditions and it never expires.  Keeping a case of FlareAlert Beacons in your truck with spare batteries guarantees you hours of light.  The FlareAlert is lightweight and compact...leaving your trunk more space for additional important equipment.  See More Here

FlareAlert Beacons are environmentally friendly

Did you know that the EPA considers used flares a "hazardous waste" and must be disposed of according to EPA guidelines?  They contain chemicals that are toxic when inhaled and pollute local groundwater.  Flares burn at 5000 degrees Fahrenheit and can easily ignite flammable liquids or nearby grasses/trees starting forest and brush fires. 

FlareAlert Beacons are easy to use

Simply twist open to install/change batteries and twist to close.  Just put it down and turn it on.  No tools necessary

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