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Never park your car in the dark again with the Knighteye remote safety system!

KnightEye Remote Safety System

Have you ever been to a huge fair, concert, or shopping mall and forgot where you parked? How do you find your car among the hundreds in the dark? Do you ever feel a little anxious about going to your parked car in the dark in case of physical assault or car theft? Now there's the handy and convenient KnightEye Remote Safety System to make your life just a bit easier and safer!

KnightEye is
a mighty palm-sized and patented micro device illuminating
a parked automobile, and the space around it, 360 degrees horizontally and up to
100 feet of range in illumination from a twelve-volt power source. Upon
distant, remote activation of up to 600 feet (2 football fields) away, the
vehicle is visible in the dark from over a mile. Now you can find your car
easily without unlocking the doors and also chase away any potential attackers
or thieves! KnightEye is built using state of the art technology and guaranteed
to operate under extreme temperature conditions. KnightEye is 14,000 times
brighter than interior dome light, and is also great for blackouts. You can also
use Knighteye not only in your car but in your home, boat, or campsite!

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    Compact, (6 inches high), plugs into any standard
    auto lighter socket
    
    

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    Suspends from rearview mirror with universal hook
    mount
    
    

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    Red lens inserts make Knighteye perfect for
    emergencies or specialty use
    
    

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    Durable stainless steel reflectors inside
    
    

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    Super bright 35watt Halogen lamp is visible for over
    1 mile
    
    

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    Ultra tough polycarbonate housing is water resistant
    
    

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    Stores easily after use in cup holder
    
    

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    Remote control activates light from up to 600 feet
    or more away
    
    

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    Scientifically designed lens projects a halo of
    horizontal light