EDF2 hazard warning light

Name: EDF2 hazard warning light
Brand: Ocean signal

The Ocean Signal EDF2 electronic distress light: it emits an SOS with red-orange and cyan LEDs, with an infrared flash to help equipped rescuers.

Visible over 8 miles away, it operates for at least 3 hours, floats and self-rights.

Ocean Signal - EDF2 electronic distress light - SOS visible, without pyrotechnics

The EDF2 distress light is an eVDSD (Electronic Visual Distress Signal Device) that replaces the idea of the single-use "flare" with a powerful, reusable light signal that's easier to store on board. It emits a multicolored LED SOS code, complemented by an infrared flash for better detection by emergency services.

Designed for pleasure boating, fishing and coastal navigation, it offers high luminous diffusion and a battery life of at least 3 hours. It floats, self-righting, and remains usable in rain, sea spray or stressful situations.


	Multicolor SOS + infrared The EDF2 distress beacon flashes in Morse code SOS with two high-contrast colors: red-orange and cyan. This alternation catches the eye, even in heavy seas, and makes it easier for other boats to identify the signal. Bright, clear and immediate SOS signal Red LED-orange and cyan for improved perception Infrared (IR) flash to help equipped rescue teams Wide beam (180° light angle) In practice, you gain visibility and consistent signaling, with no flames, no smoke, and no expiration date linked to pyrotechnics.

Floating, waterproof, ready to use The EDF2 is designed to be grabbed and activated quickly. It floats and straightens automatically, keeping it visible even at sea. Its IP67 waterproofing and protected magnetic switch make it reliable in marine environments. Rated autonomy: 3 hours at average effective intensity Visibility: 8+ miles Floating, self-righting-, no need for buoyancy ring 8 user-replaceable CR123 batteries (not included) The set also includes a daytime distress flag, plus a mounting bracket and 1 m lanyard to keep the light within reach and secure it aboard or on a raft.