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The Keystone Group has developed a new flare for roadside safety kits. Called the
battery-operated flare whose light can been seen for miles
from the ground or the air.
Conventional flares burn toxic chemicals at temperatures of 5,000 degrees, often leaving scorch marks. FlareAlert
uses two AA-sized batteries that can last twenty hours in a flash mode and six to ten hours in ‘steady-on’ mode.
FlareAlert has been available police and fire departments for years; this is the first time it is being marketed to
the public.