Protect yourself and the environment by using FlareAlert’s LED emergency lights.
Strike Flares
- Strike flares contain potassium perchlorate that can contaminate groundwater. Strike flares also contain strontium nitrate which releases nitrogen dioxide into the air
- Strike flares can only be used once, and do not last as long
- Strike flares burn at 5000 degrees F, and can ignite spilled oil or gasoline
- Strike flares are known to potentially start brush fires
- Strike flares are considered hazardous waste, and must be disposed according to EPA guidelines
- Strike flares char and litter the pavement
- Require proper cleanup and disposal
FlareAlert LED Emergency Lights
- FlareAlert is 100% environmentally safe
- FlareAlert can be reused, one light can replace thousands of strike flares
- FlareAlert relies on LED lights rather than a flame
- FlareAlert can simply be picked up and stored for future use