- All-in-One Safety Kit: Includes everything you need during an emergency on the water
- Never Buy Flares Again: Family safe and easy to use, the C-1004 electronic visual distress signal flashes US Coast Guard spec SOS and infrared signal
- Waterproof Flashlight: Rugged IP68-rated flashlight will float if dropped in the water and includes a long lasting CR123 lithium battery
- Daytime Distress Signals: Daylight signal mirror and orange distress flag fulfill daytime signal requirements and quality marine whistle approved for USCG audible signal requirements
- Always Be Prepared: Kit also includes dry bag, waterproof pouch with strap and carabiner, liquid filled hand compass, 12' paracord, and first aid kit
Product description
Sirius Signal C-1004 SOS Distress Signal
Choose the Sirius Signal Electronic Flare That Fits Your Needs
What is an SOS eVDSD?
Why should you replace your flares with an SOS eVDSD?
What is the difference between an SOS eVDSD distress light and a strobe light?
Flash SOS For Hours
SOS beam lasts for hours compared to the minutes-long lifespan of traditional pyrotechnic flares
46 CFR 175.130 Standards
Includes everything you need from the C-1004 to a first aid kit, all fitting inside of the dry bag
Legally Replace Flares
The C-1004 features an SOS flash pattern in white along with an alternating infrared SOS flash
IP68-Rated Flashlight
Rugged IP68-rated flashlight that floats in water and has a long-lasting lithium cell CR-123 battery
What is an SOS eVDSD?
An "Electronic Visual Distress Signal Device" (eVDSD) is used to indicate distress or an emergency situation visually, often in boating or maritime contexts. Designed to enhance safety by signaling for help or drawing attention to a vessel in need.
Why should you replace your flares with an SOS eVDSD?
USCG approved, SOS eVDSDs are Family Safe, Never Expire and reduce toxic waste from pyrotechnic flares. Please note that regulations and specific devices may vary by region and type of vessel.
What is the difference between an SOS eVDSD distress light and a strobe light?
An SOS distress light is designed to signal for help in an emergency. It emits the internationally recognized Morse code signal "SOS" (three short, three long, three short flashes). A strobe light is a general-purpose, high-intensity flashing light.
