Q: What colors of Flare Alert are available and how do I know which one to order?
A: The Flare Alert Magnetic Safety Flare is only available in the color and style seen on this page. Vat19 offers this safety flare as well as the Flameless Flare.
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Q: Is it illegal to use this to imitate the police?
A: It's probably illegal to ever imitate a police offer, but I don't think the FlareAlert Magnetic Safety Flare is going to trick anyone into thinking you're the police.
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Q: Would you consider selling these in pairs, they'd make great pasties!
A: You're always welcome to purchase more than one Safety Flare, but we can't assume that everyone would have such an unorthodox purpose in mind. Therefore, we'll continue to sell them in single packs with the option to purchase additional units. We'd also like to note that the FlareAlert Magnetic safety flare is moderately weighty, and is approximately the size of a small pancake. Stay safe!
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Q: Is there an AC or DC adapter available to run FlareAlert?
A: No, the FlareAlert flameless flare can only be run on batteries.
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Q: Do you have magnetic Safety Flares that come in a yellow plastic case 4 yellow and 2 red flares with the batteries?
A: The only safety flares we carry are these and the smaller red candle-style flameless flares.
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Q: Why do you sell this AND the flameless flare?
A: The FlareAlert Magnetic Safety Flare and the Flameless Flare are both outstanding products, but the FlareAlert has more LEDs and is slightly brighter. It's also more expensive, so the decision is yours - spend more and get a slightly brighter light, or spend less and get a light that's still pretty darn bright.
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Q: How bright is the light in comparison to a police vehicle light?
A: The Flare Alert Magnetic Safety Flare's light output is definitely not as bright as the lights on a police car. However, it's bright enough to warn passing motorists of your location, even during the day. It's also significantly cheaper than professional grade police lights, though, so we figure that makes up for it.
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Q: A standard traditional flare emits roughly 70 candela. How does the light output of a FlareAlert Magnetic LED Safety Flare compare?
A: During daylight, no LED flare can match the light output of a 5,000 degree flame of a traditional flare. However, the LED flare is safer to use and can also be reused. We have contacted the manufacturer and they do not have a rating of the output of the LEDs used for the FlareAlert Magnetic Safety Flare. So, as an attempt to get some sort of reading, we decided to use a light meter. Placed directly in front of the FlareAlert, the light meter shows a reading of 120 foot candles. Hope that helps!
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