Replacement Roadside Flares For Orion Emergency Roadside Kit

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Do you have any replacement flares for this kit or do I need a new kit?

asked by: Todd J

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Yes, we do have the Orion Emergency 30-Minute Road Flares # RN3073-01 sold in a 3-pack. These will replace the flares in the Kit # RN6030-01.

You might consider switching to the LED Road Flares # SA54FR. This kit includes 3 lights which you can attach to your vehicle with the built in magnets. These lights have a run time between 3 and 41.5 hours depending on what mode you have the lights set. Each light requires 3 AAA Batteries and we have the Duracell Optimum # DU26QR available in a 6-pack.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 10

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