Be seen from 200 meters away with a single trunk-ready device that warns, lights, and keeps your phone charged.
BlazeGuard is a compact all-in-one roadside helper that merges a perimeter warning triangle, a white flood light, and a USB power bank into one durable shell you can stash in the trunk and forget about until you need it. It replaces three separate tools with a single, ready-to-use unit.
Amber LEDs ring the perimeter and flash for highway-visible warning, so drivers spot you from 200 meters away even in fog, rain, or snow.
Three high-output COB LEDs flood the work area with white light, with two brightness levels for close work or broad coverage around the engine bay, campsite, or other dark spots.
The built-in 1200 mAh battery provides USB output to keep your phone alive while you handle the situation.
All-in-one design merges the warning triangle, a hands-free worklight, and a USB port that provides power on the go. Some variants add a top-mounted solar panel to trickle-charge between uses, keeping the unit ready even if you forget to plug in.
Durable build includes a load-bearing 180° handle, an ABS shell with rubberized corner bumpers, and a 1200 mAh cell designed to withstand trunk heat across seasons.
| Why BlazeGuard Earns Its Spot in the Trunk | Folding Reflective Triangle | Phone Flashlight Only |
|---|---|---|
| Visible from 200m+ in fog, rain, and snow — actively flashing, not just reflecting | ❌ | ❌ |
| Doubles as a worklight while warning drivers — hands-free with the 180° handle | ❌ | ❌ |
| Built-in 1200mAh USB-out keeps your phone alive while you're stuck | ❌ | ❌ |
In the box: BlazeGuard unit, USB charging cable, reflective strip
How long does the battery last on a full charge? Several hours on flashing red, less on white high. The 1200mAh cell is designed for warning and emergency charging rather than as a primary campsite light. Can it charge tablets or laptops? No — the USB-out is sized for phones and small devices. Is BlazeGuard waterproof? The shell handles rain, snow, and tailgate splashes. Do not submerge and keep the USB port covered when wet. Where should I place it during a roadside breakdown? About 50 m behind on regular roads, 150 m on highways. The 200 m+ visibility ensures drivers spot you well in advance. What's the difference between the battery and solar models? The battery model charges via USB; the solar model adds a top-mounted panel that trickle-charges in the sun. Toss it in the trunk and be ready for night drives.
Setup in three steps: 1) top it off with the included USB cable or set the solar model in a window for a few hours; 2) drop it in the trunk or under a seat; the 180° handle can stand it up or hang it; 3) pull it out when needed and cycle through modes. The USB-out remains active in every mode.
Toss it in the trunk and be ready for night drives — BlazeGuard combines warning, illumination, and charging power in one compact unit.