Cyalume Bâtons lumineux chimiques alternatifs SnapLight Flare de qualité industrielle avec support bipied - Bâton lumineux étanche et ininflammable, fournit 2 heures de lumière vive - Rouge, 10" (lot de 10) (9-27047)

Brand:Cyalume

3.1/5

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77.32

Le bâton lumineux chimique alternatif aux flammes Cyalume SnapLight est l'alternative aux flammes dont vous ne saviez même pas avoir besoin ! Ce dispositif de signalisation durable et étanche est plus sûr et plus fiable que les fusées éclairantes pyrotechniques typiques grâce à sa chimie ininflammable et sans génération de chaleur. De plus, ces bâtons lumineux chimiques fournissent une lumière rouge intense et brillante jusqu'à 2 heures, quelle que soit la condition ou l'environnement dans lequel ils se trouvent. Ils sont le choix parfait comme éclairage d'urgence ou de sécurité et une alternative idéale aux fusées éclairantes. Les lumières alternatives SnapLight flare sont également livrées avec un support bipied en métal, qui empêche le roulement et positionne chaque bâton lumineux à l'angle optimal pour la visibilité. Ils sont encore plus sûrs à ranger que les fusées éclairantes traditionnelles, ce qui est l'une des raisons pour lesquelles ils sont certifiés non dangereux par le ministère des Transports (DOT). Il n'y a pas besoin de permis de stockage supplémentaires et la certification garantit une utilisation sûre pour les flottes et les organisations de transport en commun. Ces bâtons lumineux chimiques alternatifs aux fusées éclairantes sont le dispositif de signalisation préféré des services de flotte et de transport en commun à travers le pays. Fabriqué aux États-Unis selon des directives de qualité strictes, vous pouvez être tranquille en sachant que chaque lumière alternative flare fonctionnera sans problème lorsque vous en aurez le plus besoin. Cyalume a longtemps été considéré comme un pionnier et un leader mondial des solutions d'éclairage chimique pour des applications tactiques et de sécurité. Reconnus par l'armée américaine et les agences gouvernementales depuis plus de 40 ans, nos produits fonctionneront quand vous en aurez besoin sans aucun doute.

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EAN: 0767654183762

Catégories Sports et plein air, Loisir en plein air, Camping & Randonnée, Sécurité & Survie,

Fabriqué aux États-Unis selon des directives de qualité strictes pour garantir que chaque lumière alternative fonctionne sans problème. Ils seront stockés en toute sécurité et prêts à partir quand vous en aurez le plus besoin !. RÉPOND AUX NORMES NON DANGEREUSES DU DÉPARTEMENT DES TRANSPORTS (DOT), garantissant une utilisation sûre pour les flottes et les organisations de transport en commun sans avoir besoin de permis de stockage. Ces bâtons lumineux chimiques alternatifs sont le dispositif de signalisation préféré des départements à travers le pays. LE SUPPORT DE BIPIED EN MÉTAL INCLUS empêche le roulement et positionne le bâton lumineux à l'angle optimal pour la visibilité. Pour activer le bâton lumineux, pliez, cassez et secouez le tube. 360 DEGRÉS DE LUMIÈRE LUMINEUSE PENDANT JUSQU'À 2 HEURES - Contrairement à une torche typique, ces alternatives de torche fournissent une lumière rouge intense et brillante jusqu'à 2 heures, dans n'importe quelle condition ou environnement. Ils sont parfaits pour une lumière d'urgence ou de sécurité par mauvais temps et bien plus encore. PLUS SÛR ET PLUS FIABLE QU'UNE FLARE - La chimie ininflammable, sans génération de chaleur et étanche de ce bâton lumineux chimique alternatif Snap Light offre une option plus sûre et plus fiable pour les fusées éclairantes pyrotechniques dépendantes du feu. Ils sont encore plus sûrs à stocker.

Country of Origin	USA
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	9-27047
Manufacturer	Cyalume Technologies, Inc.
Package Dimensions	12.24 x 3.82 x 2.64 inches; 1 Pounds

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Scritto da: mrxak

Which color should you get?

Because human eyes are much better at seeing shades of color towards the green part of the spectrum, green light sticks will always appear brighter than red, which we see relatively poorly, even though I suspect both light stick colors put off the same amount of absolute brightness. By that reasoning alone, you might be inclined to buy the green version of these, which *seem* much brighter than the red ones. If you're interested in light to work by in the dark, and don't have a flashlight handy, the green light sticks are probably what you should get. But there's another matter to consider, since these SnapLights are intended as alternatives to emergency flares. Red is the color of emergencies, and warnings. You see them in brake lights, the flashing lights of emergency vehicles, and stop lights. Red means stop and pay attention. If you're going to put these down near a disabled vehicle on the side of the road, I think you're much better off with red. The green light sticks may be brighter, but they may be confusing to drivers, and may even cause them to be blinded by the glare as they pass you. Green means go, green means okay, and that may be a bad signal to send if you didn't intend it. On the other hand, if I wanted to signal to a helicopter or other aircraft in an emergency, I'd want the brightest light I could find, that would be seen from the air for miles. Consider your use-case carefully before you buy. Or buy red and green at the same time, as I did. As alternatives to flares, though, I have to say these are nowhere near as bright. They won't blind you like a flare will, but they won't be as visible either from a distance. Due to the nature of chemistry, the reaction that causes the glow will grow weaker over time. These are advertised as 2-hour light sticks, but from the moment you start the reaction, the light will continually dim. This is not true of flares, which will give off a steady light, though probably for not as long. The one case I can think of where these are clearly better than flares, is when an accident has caused gasoline or other flammable fluids to spill. Light sticks won't set off a fire or explosion. For that reason alone, I'll always keep a box of these in my car.

Scritto da: T. Strommen

Highly recommended

Fresh pack, definitely lasts for 2 hours - they probably could have marketed these as 4 hours. Temperature of use was 65-75F (18-24C). Visible for over a mile (~1.6km) in moonless clear (no mist/fog) night - using the simple wire stand helps with distance, getting the glow stick up off the ground improves the ability to see it past road surface changes which is important. I have 30 minute flares/fuses and these glow sticks are not as bright as those, but the flare flame is more like a point light source, and the glow stick is a larger surface area so it's more visible in my opinion - also having the light spread over more surface area causes me less eye strain when looking at the glow stick light source. If you've ever used a burning road flare/fuse and caught a gust of wind that blew the smoke in your face while inhaling - you'll understand when I say that's very unpleasant (actually a health hazard). I spent the next 5 minutes coughing instead of setting the rest of the flares. I live in California, and this year we are having a pretty significant drought - these glow sticks don't burn or generate any detectable heat while illuminated. My wife has wondered out loud why the CHP and others aren't using these glow sticks when so close to burnable brush or fuel spills - I can't say I disagree with that logic. Cleanup after the glow-stick is consumed is easier than with a burning fuse - not waiting or the debris to cool, no need for a broom and dust-pan, just pick it up with your bare hands and go. Okay for other uses - if you've seen kids out there with glow sticks and bracelets, and they are acting like terrors to your kid, one of these will put those other kids to shame. Your kid can become the envy of the glow stick wielding rascals out there, and for a toddler this is about the right scale for a fake light-saber!

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Buyer Beware

Okay, so I've used Cyalume products for years personally and professionally. When these came out, I liked the idea, but doubted the effective light output for their marketed purpose. I finally bought a case, despite mixed reviews. First, the packaging was nice, the sticks were neatly bundled and bubble wrapped, and the wire stands were neatly arranged in the box. Okay, great. Speaking of the box, here's issue one. The expiration date. Yes, we all know they work long past the EXP. date, but that's not the point. This case shows EXP: 10/21. That's 14 months. Unless these are to a wildly different specification from virtually all other Cyalume products, these have been sitting somewhere for a couple years. No bueno. Now, the moment I cracked one of these and shook it, I had a weird hope and anticipation that I would be amazed. I was not. It was brighter than a standard 6" snap light, but not anywhere close enough to being bright enough to use along a roadway or highway for any reason whatsoever. There is no way I'd use this in place of a standard combustible flare. Even the cheap led "puck" flares are 100x more effective and brighter; which I routinely use instead of combustible flares on the highway. Bottom line: these are toys. Overpriced snap lights that will give you a false sense of safety during an incident or emergency, which drastically increases the risk of a secondary incident or accident. Do not buy these thinking they are sufficient warning or signaling devices akin to traditional road flares, they are not. If you need something safer or cheaper than traditional road flares, get the led flare puck/ufo lights.

Scritto da: Nathan S

not as bright as hoped

These flares/light sticks aren't nearly as bright as I had hopped. These are still better than typical road flares, since they last 6x as long as a typical flare, but these will not generate they type of visibility that you would get with a burning road flare. If I get run over next time I'm changing my tire, I will probably take a star or two away, but for now, I will leave it at 4 since I cannot change a tire in 20 minutes.

Scritto da: Ryan M

they work as discribed

they work as light in places where an open flame could be catastrophic