LED emergency signal and flashlight
Before use, it is required to install the batteries (3
AAA). A small Phillips screwdriver is needed.
*We recommend using only quality batteries in order
to avoid corroding inside your electronics, even if
fully discharged.
Turn your LED emergency signal over to see the two
small screws on the back.
Position the top curve of the hanger directly to the top
(or facing 180 degrees away from you).
Remove the two screws.
Looking at the signal as if it was a clock, the small
indentation at the top of the hanger should be at the
12 o’clock position.
You’ll see two small tabs at the 10 o’clock position
and at the 2 o’clock position. These are to assist in
removing the back plate of the signal. No prying or
other tools are needed. The back fits snugly because
the signal housing is sealed in order to make them
waterproof. Now you can pull the rear cover off with
just your fingers by applying pressure to the two
small tabs.
The polarity of the batteries is marked inside the
battery compartment. For ease and quick installation,
just remember that the middle battery will have the
negative (-) end towards the top. The batteries on
each side will have the positive (+) end to the top of
the signal.
Now press the on/off button to make sure that the
LED signal is operational.
Replace the rear cover, making sure that the top of
the curved hook is towards the top of the signal (12
o’clock position), and directly behind of the LED
work light on the front.
Tighten the two screws evenly, but do not over
tighten.
LED emergency signal operating modes
Push the On/Off button on front to turn the LED
signal on.
Push On/Off button to scroll through the nine light
modes.
You can turn the flares off by pressing and holding
the On/Off button for three seconds. You can also
turn it off by scrolling through all nine modes:
1.Double Pulse
2.Single Pulse
3.Short Single Pulse
4.Rotating Beacon
5.Alternating Flash
6.SOS (Universal Emergency or Distress Signal)
7.Steady Full Beam
8.Steady Low Beam
9.White LED Work Light
10.Off
Disposal and recycling information
The crossed-out wheeled-bin symbol on your
product, battery, literature or packaging reminds
you that all electronic products and batteries must
be taken to separate waste collection points at the
end of their working lives; they must not be
disposed of in the normal waste stream with
household garbage.
It is the responsibility of the user to dispose of the
equipment using a designated collection point or
service for separate recycling of waste electrical
and electronic equipment (WEEE) and batteries
according to local laws.
Proper collection and recycling of your equipment
helps ensure EEE waste is recycled in a manner
that conserves valuable materials and protects
human health and the environment, improper
handling, accidental breakage, damage, and/or
improper recycling at the end of its life may be
harmful for health and environment.