The 911 Light virtually eliminates the possibility of emergency vehicle "pass-by"

The amount of time it takes you to read this sentence could mean the difference between someone living or dying.

WHEN EVERY SECOND COUNTS . . .

With the 911 Light in effect in every state, you should have the peace of mind knowing that dialing for help will bring help quickly. Not so. The tragic problem which exists--according to dispatchers, communications officers and drivers of emergency vehicles--is locating the residence that generated the emergency call. Poorly displayed house numbers, high-density communities, homes set off of rural streets, bad weather and nighttime all delay the arrival of emergency help. It's well-known that this loss of time too often contributes to catastrophe.

HOW THE 911 Light WORKS . . .

The 911-Light's flashing location-identifier has been specifically developed to reduce the time it takes rescuers to reach you or a loved one in a crisis. The instant you dial "9-1-1," the high-intensity strobe is automatically activated and continues to flash until help finds you. The 911 Light leaves no question as to your location, and ensures the fastest possible response time to your emergency call!

" Can You Have Someone Stand Out By The Road For Us?..."

What a helpless question! Sure, it would be great if someone could stand by the road and flag down the ambulance if you were having a heart attack, but wouldn't you rather have that person inside helping you? What happens if you're alone?

Turning on the porch light won't help either. Every house has a porch light, and virtually every house will have it turned on. The flashing sends out an unmistakable signal to rescuers:

EMERGENCY. HERE. NOW! EMERGENCY. HERE. NOW!!

"In an emergency time is not on YOUR side"