Adventure Lights Guardian Tag-It - Blue

The Guardian Tag-It is a multi-use safety light that is great for camping, running, cycling, boating, surfing, skiing, and even dog walking. Due to its tactile carabiner base, you can easily secure the light to a variety of surfaces to include a rucksack, dog collar, tent, lifejacket, and so much more. The Guardian Tag-It is waterproof to 100m, impact-resistant and omnidirectional. They produce a bright light in either Steady-On or Flashing mode, with an incredible 3 miles of visibility. To switch light modes, simply turn the battery over and make use of the clever Reverse Polarity Program Switching technology. They are highly durable and lightweight - the perfect companion for any and all adventures. Available in Yellow, Red, Blue, Green, and White.

Adventure Lights Guardian Tag-It Key Features:

• High impact polycarbonate dome-style lens
• Made for camping, running, cycling, boating, surfing, skiing, or even dog walking
• High-tech polymer housing
• Waterproof to a depth of 100m
• Powered via included 6V lithium coin cell battery pack
• Cr2032 3V lithium coin cell (compatible)
• -20 to 60°C operating temperature
• Incredible 3-mile visibility range
• Steady-On mode lasts approx. 100 hours
• Flashing mode lasts approx. 240 hours
• Incorporates an O-ring environmental seal
• Weighs just 20g with the battery included
• Durable exterior construction

What's in the box?

• 1 x Adventure Lights Guardian Tag-It
• 1 x Battery Pack

FAQs:

What colour variants are available?

The Adventure Lights Guardian Tag-It are available in the following colours:

Is this light water resistant?

Theses lights are incredibly water resistant and can be submerged in up to 100m of water.

What batteries does this light require?

This light requires cr2032 batteries, but does come with a battery pack that will last for up to 100 hours when using Steady-On mode.

Are these lights good for securing to a dog's collar?

The Adventure Lights Guardian Tag-It is ideal for attaching to a dog's collar for long walks, especially during the winter and in the evenings/early mornings.