The version 425 Inc. was gracious enough to send me featured the magnetic mount option with a row of red and blue LEDs on each side (front and back) that wrap around the sides, with a single white LED in the center of each. There are two additional white LEDs above the aforementioned two that face up for additional visibility. All of these lights are operable in a few different ways via five durable, rubber-clad buttons.
The red and blue LEDs have an alternating flash pattern and can be operated one side at a time or both sides at once (first two buttons). This could be useful in crowd or traffic control situations or even as a small "light bar" for officers on bicycle or horseback. The single white LED (third button) can be activated alone as a reading light or paired with the flashing red and blues for added effect. The fourth and notably largest button activates everything at once in a circular flashing pattern. This would be ideal as a "distress signal" for officers in large crowd situations or even those working in a search and rescue capacity. Button number five allows the user to choose between two levels of intensity for everything above.
425 Inc. offers a belt clip, shirt clip, bike mount, window mount with suction cup, or a magnetic mount to accommodate almost any mounting application. After playing with the Guardian Angel for almost a month I noticed a few things. First, the battery was still going strong, and considering I dropped it more than once, the durability was obvious. And second, my initial confusion as to what the Guardian Angel was supposed to be wasn't because it didn't serve a purpose, it was because it serves several.
If you are an officer or even an agency with a need to add bright, durable, rechargeable, and extremely versatile emergency lighting to almost anything I strongly suggest you pick up a few of the Guardian Angel systems and put your imagination to work. It'll likely solve more than one of your lighting needs.
425 Inc. Guardian Angel LED Light Specs:
