New Flameless Flares Easier Safer to Use

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New Flameless Flares: Easier and Safer to Use


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Traditional roadside flares in safety kits might not always be the safest or most eco-friendly option when seeking assistance.

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Most roadside safety kits include traditional incendiary flares, but these are not always the safest or most environmentally friendly choices. With burn temperatures reaching 5,000 degrees and a host of toxic chemicals, the term "safety flare" can be misleading. When used improperly, these flares can ignite gasoline and cause burns to users, even those with experience.

In response to these concerns, the Keystone Group from Niwot, Colo., has developed a safer, more family-friendly alternative: the FlareAlert. This battery-operated flare is visible from miles away, both from the ground and air.

Initially marketed to police and fire departments, which have purchased tens of thousands of units, the FlareAlert is now available to the general public. Millions of drivers can benefit from this tool, as organizations like AAA respond to over 28 million roadside assistance calls annually.

The FlareAlert features 12 high-output LEDs that emit a bright, non-toxic glow. Unlike other battery-operated flares, it includes a magnetic base for easy mounting on vehicles during emergencies or on mailboxes to guide emergency personnel to a specific location.

Powered by two AA batteries, the FlareAlert offers about 20 hours of light in flash mode and 6 to 10 hours in steady mode before dimming. Its bulbs have a lifespan of approximately 10 years or 100,000 hours.

Durability is another key feature. Independent testing has shown that the FlareAlert can withstand over 4,500 pounds of direct pressure, enough to survive being run over by a 10,000-pound vehicle.

Additionally, being non-flammable, the FlareAlert won’t scorch pavement or leave debris, making it a more eco-friendly option for roadside safety.

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