USCG-Approved Electronic Marine Flares, Boat Flares, and Safety Kits

Electronic marine flares

MARINE TECHNOLOGY

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USCG Approved for Carriage

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MARINE TECHNOLOGY

Be Seen. Be Found. Be Rescued.

Approved for Carriage

Electronic Marine Flares
Expired flares at Flare Collection Event
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The Environmental Cost of Traditional Marine Flares

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Expired Flares Are An Explosive, Hazardous Waste


Proper disposal of pyrotechnic marine flare is restricted and extremely expensive. A single unburned flare — improperly disposed of — can contaminate up to 240,000 gallons of water according to a Coast Guard 2014 Report on Expired Flares on expired flares.

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Expired flares at Flare Collection Event
Expired Flares Are An Explosive, Hazardous Waste

Proper disposal of pyrotechnic marine flare is restricted and extremely expensive. A single unburned flare — improperly disposed of — can contaminate up to 240,000 gallons of water according to a Coast Guard 2014 Report on Expired Flares on expired flares.

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MARINE SAFETY

Safe for Your Family,
Safe for the Environment

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Solving the Marine Flares Problem


Our electronic flare (SOS eVDSD) is a safer way to satisfy Coast Guard distress signal requirements and take perchlorate out of our water.

MARINE SAFETY

Safe for Your Family,
Safe for the Environment

Solving the Marine Flare Problem
Our electronic flare (SOS eVDSD) is a safer way to satisfy Coast Guard distress signal requirements and take perchlorate out of our water.
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Sirius Signal has been recognized for providing safe, environmentally-conscious replacements for traditional flares.

INNOVATION

Leading the Way

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Sirius Signal has been recognized for providing safe, environmentally-conscious replacements for traditional flares.
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SIRIUS SIGNAL SUPPORTS BOATING EDUCATION

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State Specific Boating Safety Courses


These free BoatUS Foundation courses are approved by NASBLA, recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard, and accepted by 35 state boating agencies. (Fees may be required by some states.)
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SIRIUS SIGNAL SUPPORTS BOATING EDUCATION

Does Your State Require a Boating Education Card?

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State Specific Boating Safety Courses
The BoatUS Foundation is the country’s largest provider of free online boating safety education. The courses are approved by NASBLA, recognized by the U.S. Coast Guard, and accepted by 35 state boating agencies. (Fees are required by some states)
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Featured News

How Hot Do Flares Burn? The Silent Hazards On Board

How Hot Do Flares Burn? The Silent Hazards On Board

How Hot Do Marine Flares Burn? Marine pyrotechnic flares burn hot enough to melt aluminum and damage fiberglass hulls. This extreme heat creates serious fire hazards during emergencies. Coast Guard-approved LED boat flares, such as those from Sirius Signal, eliminate combustion heat entirely and are a safer, longer-lasting replacement for traditional flares. A standard marine pyrotechnic flare burns at somewhere between 2,000°F and well over 3,000°F. To put that in perspective, aluminum melts at 1,220°F. Many types of glass begin to soften and distort in the 2,500°F to 2,900°F range. The...

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What Can Be Used as an Alternative to Flares on a Boat?

What Can Be Used as an Alternative to Flares on a Boat?

If you’ve been carrying pyrotechnic flares for years, you already know the drawbacks: they expire, they’re a hassle to store safely, and in an actual emergency they’re not always easy or pleasant to use. Many experienced boaters have been looking for a better option. The good news is that the U.S. Coast Guard now accepts certain electronic visual distress signaling devices (eVDSDs) as a legal replacement for traditional flares on recreational boats. When paired with a USCG-approved orange distress flag, these devices satisfy the visual distress signal requirements for most recreational...

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