What are Safety Lights?

Safety lights are specialized lighting fixtures designed to provide illumination in areas that may be hazardous due to limited visibility. Safety lights can be found in a variety of applications, from industrial and commercial environments to residential and recreational settings. They are often used to mark paths, stairwells, doorways, and other areas where people might not be able to see clearly at night or in dark conditions. Additionally, they can help improve overall safety by providing more light for workers and visitors. 

What are the Types of Safety Lights?

Safety lights are devices that emit light in order to increase visibility and safety for a particular environment. There are two main types of safety lights: ST-AUTO and SD-FLASH.

ST-AUTO Lights: ST-AUTO is a unique 8-N-1 Safety tool. It comes with several features including a car charger, power bank, 120 Lumen flashlight, and a built in glass breaking hammer.

SD-FLASH Lights: SD-FLASH lights are designed to provide an extra layer of safety by emitting a bright flash of light several times a minute. These lights can be found in industrial settings, construction sites, warehouses, and other hazardous work environments where visibility is paramount.

What are the Laws and Legalities for Safety Lights?

The use of safety lights may be subject to legal regulations depending on the particular environment where they are being used. For example, in Canada and some other countries, specific laws and regulations apply to the use of flashing lights. This includes rules governing the color, intensity, and timing of flashing lights used in industrial settings. In addition, some countries have restrictions on the type of safety light that is allowed in certain areas such as roadways or highways.