Reer SeeMe LED Security Light
You will earn 9 Points for purchasing this product.Battery powered clip-on LED reflective disc for use on strollers
Improve visibility of user up to 500m away
3 LED modes: flicker, flashing or continuous
Battery Operated with 2 x AG10/LR54/LR1130 1.5V battery
The Reer SeeMe LED Security Light (53125) is designed to attached easily to a stroller or backpack to improve your visibility in the dark or bad weather. The 6.6cm diameter reflective disc provides visibility up to 150m away and the added LED mode allows for up to 500m.
Product Highlights
- Increases visibility of user in the dark, during bad weather or in traffic
- 3 different LED light modes: flicker, flashing & continuous light
- LED light color: Red
- Easy operation using a single button
- 6.6cm diameter reflective disc reflects up to 150m
- Visibility range: reflection & LED mode up to 500 m
- Fast & easy to put on with the clip-on design
- Battery operated (2 x AG10/LR54/LR1130 batteries)
| Product Article Number | 53125 |
|---|---|
| Material | Plastic casing |
| Included in box |
|
Dedicated to child safety since 1922
Reer is a german company headquartered in Stuttgart, Germany. For over 95 years, this traditional German company has provided young families with premium quality child safety products to help them with daily challenges taking care of their children. Reer continues to pursue the mission "More Safety for Children", to offer the youngest among us with the greatest protection possible.
With the safety solutions from Reer, parents can create a safe living environment with minimum effort, where their little ones can grow up and explore the world safely.
Even after almost a century, Reer continues to innovate to come out with better products that provides more safety and improve the well-being of families around the world. All Reer products not just meets the strict safety regulations for child safety products, they often exceeds the requirements in many areas that the company view as important safety considerations even if these are not explicitly spelled out in the safety standards.
