The world's most advanced signaling device for marine and recreational safety. Part number: HNT-SP-MAR-NA The Hornet Sport is the next generation of air horn for your marine and recreational safety needs. It meets Canadian and US Coast Guard requirements
Under normal use, the Hornet rechargeable air horn should not be considered a wildfire ignition source. Unlike bear bangers, screamers, flares, or other pyrotechnic devices, the Hornet air horn produces sound using an electric motor and air compressor. It does not launch a projectile, create a spark, or contain a burning pyrotechnic charge. Therefore, it
Yes. It is well documented that bear bangers can start wildfires, particularly in dry forest, grassland, or brush conditions. Some provinces and states explicitly mention in their Bear Smart guidance not to use bangers or screamers in dry forest conditions because they can cause a fire. A bear banger is a pyrotechnic projectile that produces
An air horn can be quite useful around wildfires, although it is a communication and signaling tool rather than a fire suppression tool. An air horn can be valuable in several
Referring only to handheld air horns, yes, they can be legally used in Canada for a variety of recreational air horn and industrial air horn applications. Having said that, local noise bylaws will apply for irresponsible use of air horns such as for pranks or late at night.
Yes. Hornet by WoodsCan air horn batteries are standard rechargeable lithium-ion batteries that can be recycled through most local electronic waste programs.
A coyote can hear sounds from much farther away – potentially three times farther or more depending on conditions – while human hearing drops off much sooner, especially for faint noises.
The Hornet by WoodsCan rechargeable electric air horn will reliably run continuously at 121 decibels for 35 minutes before the battery runs down on a single charge. A Hornet rechargeable air horn can be recharged 500 times. By comparison, typical 8 oz disposable air horns will last about 90 seconds at best depending on how
On a full charge, the Hornet air horn delivers 2,000 one second blasts. The rechargeable lithium-ion battery ensures consistent performance during extended outings. If not used much, or at all, it only needs to be charged once a year.