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Additional Information About LifeHammer™.



LifeHammer Installation:

1. Choose a convenient location on the driver's console, easily reached by all front-seat passengers.
2. Take LifeHammer out of its mounting.
3. Attach the mounting to the console or carpet with the hammer side up, using double-sided tape, duct tape, or velcro.
4. Replace LifeHammer in its mounting. It is now ready to be used in case of an emergency.

IMPORTANT:     Seek assistance from a certified technician before using screws to install LifeHammer -- this could damage the vehicle's electrical wiring. LifeHammer is light enough to adhere easily with tape or velcro to all automobile interiors.
    Once installed, LifeHammer is ready to be used in an emergency. LifeHammer is most effective when installed as directed. Do not leave LifeHammer in the trunk or glove compartment, and keep out of reach of young children. Teach older children to use LifeHammer - the tool is safe and easy to use.


LifeHammer Use:

-When seconds count and you must escape from a sinking or burning vehicle...

1. Locate LifeHammer by looking for its luminescent pin.
2. Hold LifeHammer by the easy-grip handle, with the hammer head pointing up.
3. Release the tightness of your seatbelt as much as possible, hook the seatbelt into the blade, and pull up/down, continuing to pull as the blade cuts through the belt. Release other passengers, small children first, from their restraints.
4. Smash side window by swinging LifeHammer overhand, like a household hammer. One or two strikes should shatter the glass. Any of the two heads of the hammer can be used for this purpose.
5. Sheild your eyes and face from the glass, and instruct others to do the same. Still using LifeHammer, scrape the remaining glass from the window edges.
ESCAPE!
LifeHammer FAQ's:

Why would I need a LifeHammer if I don't live near water?
    -Not all accidents happen near water. Entrapment occurs in many types of accidents on any type of road.

How big is LifeHammer?
    -LifeHammer weighs 4.9 ounces with the bracket and is 6.75 inches in length.

Where do I attach LifeHammer in my car?
    -The durable and lightweight plastic mounting can be easily attached to the vehicle console or carpet without causing any damage. LifeHammer must be attached within reaching distance.

How do I attach LifeHammer to my car (other than with tape or Velcro)?
    -It is recommended that LifeHammer be professionally installed so as not to damage any electrical wiring or the interior of your car.

Is LifeHammer included with a device to attach it to the inside of your car, such as velcro?
    -No, we do not include any device to attach LifeHammer to the inside of your car only because we recommend that LifeHammer be professionally installed.

How do I find LifeHammer in the dark?
    -A luminescent pin on the holder ensures that LifeHammer can always be located, even in the dark. Does LifeHammer come with a warranty?
    -No, LifeHammer does not come with a warranty.

Will my LifeHammer break the front or rear windshield?
    -Breaking the front and rear windshield is difficult, dangerous, and will take longer. LifeHammer is designed for a quick and safe escape, and the side windows are the only recommended route of escape.

LifeHammer costs more than some other similar car escape products. Why?
    -LifeHammer is made with the highest quality materials, with safety, not profit, as priority.

I already have the Centerpunch. What are the additional features of LifeHammer?
    -The Centerpunch, unlike LifeHammer, is not equipped to cut through jammed seatbelts. Being prepared for any emergency situation is the wiser choice.

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