Wheelchair and Scooter Safety Alert Light with Flag

Battery powered Alert Light provides high visibility in both daylight and darkness for scooters power chairs and other mobility equipment.

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Spurred by an increasing number of accidents involving those using mobility vehicles in high-traffic areas, James Wilcox, an employee of Valley Metro Transit System in Phoenix, Ariz., began building a device that would allow for better visibility of individuals using mobility equipment. After months of testing and building prototypes, the Alert Light was completed.

The battery-operated Alert Light provides high visibility in both daylight and darkness on power operated vehicles/scooters, power chairs and other mobility equipment.

Innovative safety features include the orange safety flag alerting daytime traffic and the LED light which can be set as a solid glow or flashing strobe for nighttime visibility.

"We are always concerned about the safety and protection of our Amigo owners and felt it was necessary to develop a product to keep individuals highly visible both during the day and at night ," comments Al Thieme, Amigo Founder and President. Amigo Mobility manufacture a wide range of mobility products distributed worldwide.

The Alert Light Features

• On/off switch in base of light
• Weatherproof for outdoor use
• Textured grip handle for easy folding
• 100+ hours of battery life in flashing mode
• Folding 53" long support shaft for easy storing
• Completely self-contained and easy to install
• Powered by 2 easily replaceable "C" batteries
• Orange safety flag measures 6.5" x 12" for daytime visibility
• Flashing or steady orange LED light measures 13" for nighttime visibility
• Comes as complete kit with instructions and mounting clamps for Amigo and other POV's

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