Ruffwear

Audible Beacon™ Safety Light

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$20 $39.99 In stock

Category: Working Dog Gear

Designed with the entire blind community in mind, the Audible Beacon inspires confidence by helping people be seen. This safety light uses audible signals to indicate on/off, low battery, charging, and charge complete. The Audible Beacon is waterproof and rechargeable, using bright LED lights to boost visibility in all directions. A silicone mount attaches easily and securely to guide dog harnesses and canes, and the Quick Clip™ can clip to backpacks, coats, or other gear. With up to 12 hours of run-time, the Audible Beacon is a dependable added layer of safety for both dog and handler.

Audible Accessibility

Audible Accessibility

360-Degree Visibility

360-Degree Visibility

LED lights emit through translucent red shell.

Waterproof & USB Rechargeable

Waterproof & USB Rechargeable

Rated IPX7 waterproof to a depth of 1m for 30 minutes.

Additional Features

  • Silicone mount compatible with guide dog harness handles and canes

  • Audible reminder beeps every 10 minutes while Beacon is on and every 5 minutes in low battery mode

  • Rapid flash and audible indications when battery needs to be recharged

  • Charge time is approximately 1.5 hrs

  • Operating time up to 12 hrs

  • Easy-to-use Quick Clip™ compatible with all Ruffwear collars and apparel light loops

  • Materials

    • Shell: Polycarbonate
    • Gate: Stainless steel
    • Battery: Single-cell lithium polymer
    • Mount: Silicone
    • Made in China
  • Care

    • Recharge with included standard USB cable
    • Charge time is up to 1.5 hours

Audible Beacon™ Videos

  • How to Operate the Ruffwear Audible Beacon

    Learn more about how to use the Audible Beacon™.

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