UB700 8" Safety and Emergency Eflare Light

Meet the 8” UB700 Eflare Light.

When it comes to safety and emergency lighting, the 8" UB700 Eflare light beacon is a game-changer.

The 8” UB700 Eflare electronic road flares stand out thanks to their multifaceted functionality, offering various modes, such as flash and steady-on, alongside options for single or dual colors and integrated flashlights. This versatility allows the LED road flare to provide unparalleled 360-degree visibility, making it an indispensable tool in ensuring safety. Its ability to adapt to surrounding light conditions not only conserves energy but also enhances visibility during daylight hours, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications where visibility and safety are paramount.

The tough and durable fluorescent body with a reflective strip adds an extra layer of visibility in any environment. Designed for use in emergency services, mining, aviation, military, and more, this emergency road flare takes D-cell batteries, which increases its battery life by 50+ hours, so it can continue to serve as the perfect flashing safety light to use in an emergency.

Features:

• Low Battery Indicator
• Operation Mode Options: flash & steady-on, flash only, steady-on only, with single or dual colors or flashlight
• Patented clear Fresnel lens offers high performance and 360° visibility
• Tough and durable fluro body with reflective strip provides increased visibility
• Intelligent: adapts lighting brightness output to suit surrounding light conditions in order to save energy and improve visibility in daylight
• Eflare beacons are specially designed to provide night vision protection and are less likely to be obscured by ground items such as snow, fallen branches, debris, fire hoses etc.
• Unlike pyrotechnic flares, there are no toxic fumes and residue, they are reusable and easily switched on/off as required

Applications:

• Emergency Services
• Mining & Industrial
• Rail
• Warehouse & Logistics
• Aviation & Military
• Transport & Petrochemical

Currently being used by: Belt of Chicago and Staten Island Railway