What do the lights on my Rescue Raft mean?
The Raft LED is on top of the device only and has two states:
LED State: Red (flashing)
Meaning: An active emergency has been declared
LED State: Blinking (while docked)
Meaning: Actively charging
Unlike Cards, Repeaters, and Alert Stations, Raft LED behavior is not customizable. The Raft always flashes red during an active emergency regardless of the emergency category. Battery level and connectivity status are visible in the dashboard under Devices.
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