What is the Sirius Signal C-1004 SOS LED Distress Signal?
The Sirius Signal C-1004 is an electronic distress signal that uses LED lights to fulfill US Coast Guard (USCG) requirements for daytime, nighttime, and audible signals.
Is the Sirius Signal C-1004 USCG approved?
Yes, the Sirius Signal C-1004 is USCG approved and meets all necessary safety standards for distress signaling.
What accessories are included with the product?
The product includes a display mount, storage mount, a daytime flag, and a whistle.
Can I legally replace traditional flares with this product?
Yes, the Sirius Signal C-1004 allows you to legally replace traditional flares, as it meets the USCG requirements for distress signals.
How does the distress signal work during the day and night?
The device emits bright LED lights that are visible during the day and can switch to infrared mode for nighttime use, ensuring visibility in various conditions.
What are the benefits of using an electronic flare over traditional flares?
Electronic flares like the Sirius Signal C-1004 are safer, reusable, and do not expire, eliminating the need for regular replacements like traditional flares.
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Product Details
The Sirius Signal C-1004 SOS LED Distress Signal is a reliable safety device designed for marine use. It is USCG approved and includes essential components such as a display mount, storage mount, a daytime flag, and a whistle for added safety. This electronic flare fulfills the USCG's signal requirements for day and night without the environmental impact of traditional flares.
USCG approved for safety compliance
Includes a distress flag and whistle
Environmentally friendly alternative to flares
Never expires, ensuring long-term usability
Pros & Cons
Pros
USCG approved for safety compliance
Environmentally friendly alternative to traditional flares
Includes essential accessories like a flag and whistle
Long-lasting with no expiration date
Cons
Higher initial cost compared to traditional flares
Requires battery maintenance for optimal performance
May not be as visible in certain weather conditions
