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    SafetyPuck

    July 26, 2010
    Related To: SAFETY BRIGHT LLC
    9in1puckp 10162248

    Safety Bright presents a practical, durable safety tool to assist motorists, law enforcement and safety management personnel.

    The 9-in-1 SafetyPuck is a durable safety product that should be in every vehicle.

    • Mounts on car with built in magnet
    • 16 super bright LED's give 360 degree coverage
    • 9 selectable flash patterns
    • Operating temperature from -40 degrees C to 100 degree C
    • Run time from 5 to 100 hours
    • Day visible 1,000 feet
    • Night visible 3,000 feet
    • Waterproof – And it floats
    • Replaceable CR-123 batteries (included)
    • Virtually crush proof
    • As an added benefit the 9-in-1 SafetyPuck can be logo imprinted. 

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