IceAlert® temperature sensitive reflectors begin to turn from white to blue as temperatures near freezing, turning fully blue when below 0°C/32°F. The reflectors alert pedestrians, workers or drivers of icy or near-icy conditions, taking a proactive approach to slip and fall prevention.
Pedestrians, employees and customers face slip and fall risks frequently throughout the winter months.
IceAlert® signage and temperature reflectors are a simple safety measure that comes with exceptional results. IceAlert® reflectors are generally placed at property entrances and exits, along with parking lots and walkways.
Mounting IceAlert® reflectors to roadside guideposts alerts motorists to freezing or near-freezing temperatures.
Driver complacency can lead to extremely dangerous situations, as icy roadways can be difficult to identify. IceAlert® systems produce a bright blue light when vehicle headlights reflect against the sign, creating a useful and intuitive warning system.
Temperature-sensitive reflectors within the IceAlert® system begin to change colours when temperatures approach freezing. At 3.3C/38F, the reflectors begin to transition from white to blue. At 0C/32F or below, the reflectors turn fully blue.
This simple yet effective system allows employees, pedestrians or customers to visualize when the temperature is at or approaching freezing, promoting cautious movement.
IceAlert® reflectors are standalone units. No batteries or power are required, and the units can be mounted to a pole, post or anywhere else that is visible to pedestrians or motorists.
Reflectors are available either mounted to a sign or as a standalone reflector. Accompanying reflector signs are also available.
Universal Mount
Post Mount
Reflector Only
Reflective Info Sign
IceAlert® reflectors can be used in various applications such as:
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