MILWAUKEE—In a 13-year study conducted by the National Fire Protection Association, 74 percent of all firefighters and first responders struck by a vehicle were hit by non-department vehicles. Guardian Angel, a manufacturer of premium wearable safety devices, announced the release of the industry’s latest advancement to keep firefighters and EMS safer: its Elite Series of personal safety lights.
Every feature of the Elite Series was designed and developed with performance, safety, comfort and utility in mind. Some of the distinguishing features are:
"This [Elite Series Device] is a resource magnifier in the sense that it can prevent officers from being injured. Compared to the limited options we had available before, this is a great tool to keep our officers safe," stated Art Howell, chief of police for Racine, WI.
The original line of Guardian Angel devices, the 100 Series, has already been adopted by thousands of firefighters, EMS, and security guards across the world.
“We redesigned the new Elite Series based on the feedback we received from our customers using our devices in the field, and we’re confident that the improvements and compact design will be well-received, and keep the first responders we proudly serve safer,” said Chief Designer Ron Dir. “Whether they are roadside and need to establish their presence, or they're just using it to jot down information in a poorly lit area, the Guardian Angel is a tool that any first responder can benefit from.”
Guardian Angel devices are available for purchase through specialty dealers throughout the United States and abroad.
About Guardian Angel
Guardian Angel designs, manufactures and distributes premium wearable safety lights. The primary industries Guardian Angel serves are law enforcement, first responders, and construction. Contact Chadwick Keller, [email protected], for more information on pricing and availability.
Guardian Angel designs, manufactures and distributes premium wearable safety lights. The primary industries Guardian Angel serves are law enforcement, first responders, and construction.