The ACR C - Strobe LED PFD Light (Model: 3965.1, UPC: 791659396513) is a must - have for low - light emergencies. It features 3 useful modes: Strobe, Steady - On, and SOS. With an extensive continuous operating life of over 120 hours in strobe mode, it's reliable when you need it most. This light is waterproof, having been tested for 24 hours at 3.3 ft (1m). It's impact - resistant and ideal for life jackets, camping, biking, and more. It uses two AA 1.5V batteries (not included) and is USCG/SOLAS approved. The easy twist On/Off activation makes it user - friendly. Its slim, lightweight, and versatile design can fit in a pocket or be discreetly attached to a life jacket or backpack. The flexible lashing loops and Velcro® strap offer multiple mounting options. It also comes with a clip for your inflatable life jacket's oral inflation tube. Specifications include an operational life of >120 hr at 30°C (>100 hr at - 1°C), a 45 Lumen White LED lamp, and CE, Transport Canada certifications. In the box, you'll find the C - Strobe, a lanyard, a PFD clip, and a Velcro strap.
Using the ACR C - Strobe LED PFD Light is easy. First, insert two AA 1.5V batteries (which you'll need to buy separately). To turn the light on or off, simply give it a twist. You can choose from three modes: Strobe, Steady - On, and SOS. When you're in a low - light emergency, the strobe mode can help others locate you. The steady - on mode is great for general lighting, and the SOS mode is for signaling in extreme situations. You can attach it to your life jacket, backpack, or other gear using the lashing loops and the Velcro® strap. The clip can be used to slide it over your inflatable life jacket's oral inflation tube. As for maintenance, keep the light dry. After getting it wet, dry it thoroughly. Check the batteries regularly to make sure they're in good condition. If the light doesn't work as well as it used to, it might be time to replace the batteries. Remember, this light is USCG/SOLAS approved, so it meets high safety standards.
