Afterburner Glow Door Safety Marker
The Afterburner Glow Door Safety Marker is a high-visibility photo-luminescent marker designed to make doors, handles and important locations easy to identify in darkness.
After exposure to normal room light or daylight, the Afterburner stores energy and produces a bright glow when the lights go out — with no batteries, wiring or external power source required.
Originally developed following a request from a Search & Rescue professional looking for a simple way to mark emergency exits around the home, the Afterburner is equally useful for travel, vehicles, emergency preparedness and everyday use.
Key Features
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High-Visibility Glow – Photo-luminescent material provides a bright visual reference in darkness after exposure to ambient light.
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No Batteries Required – Charges naturally from normal room lighting or daylight.
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Flexible Silicone Construction – Durable, heat-resistant and suitable for indoor or outdoor use.
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Easy Door Identification – Fits around door handles and hardware to make exits easier to locate during blackouts and low-light situations.
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Multiple Mounting Options – Includes a lanyard hole and can also be attached using a peel-and-stick pad.
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Non-Toxic & Non-Radioactive – Uses photo-luminescent material rather than radioactive illumination.
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Easy to Clean – Dirt, dust, oil and grease can be washed away with soap and water.
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Customisable – Flexible material can be cut down in size if required for a particular application.
Ideal For
- Emergency exits
- Power cuts and blackouts
- Hotel and travel use
- Bedrooms and hallways
- Garages and workshops
- Vehicles and roadside emergencies
- RVs and camping
- Emergency and preparedness kits
Specifications
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Colour: Glow
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Material: Heat-resistant silicone rubber
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Dimensions: 3" × 2" × 0.25"
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Weight: 28.3g / 1 oz
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Properties: Non-magnetic, anti-static, flame/heat resistant and solvent resistant
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NSN: Pending
Compact, reusable and requiring no batteries, the Afterburner Glow Door Safety Marker provides a simple way to make important doors, exits and equipment easier to locate when visibility is limited.
