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The PowerFlare Electronic Traffic Safety System Pays for Itself Quickly!

The PowerFlare is a simple and rugged traffic safety device, designed to be used instead of flares. Each PowerFlare Unit is about the size of a hockey puck and strong enough to withstand being run over by motor vehicles. The PowerFlare System proves itself by saving you money.

Consider how expensive it is to use incendiary flares. A single 1 hour traffic accident (or road closure, special event, etc.) with 10 flares deployed, costs $30 in flares alone (at government pricing of $1 per 20-minute flare). Then, there are the "hidden costs" of using flares. It costs money to re-stripe/repaint road markings and to replace burn damaged uniforms. Officers are also exposed to cancer-causing chemicals proven to harm the environment.

Buy Now Do the Math

Scenario:
Cost to equip one police car with PowerFlare 6-Pack Rechargeable System. Assume that in one year the car responds to 20 incidents per month where flares are deployed in 6 positions for 1 hour:

PowerFlare 6-Pack Cost   $527.95
Fusee Cost:   $4,320
Savings Using PowerFlare:   Over $3,750 per vehicle

Law Enforcement/Tactical Applications

  • Accident Investigation
  • DUI Checkpoints
  • Motorcycle and Bicycle Patrol
  • Road Closers
  • Search
  • SWAT
  • Canine and Mounted Units
  • Helicopter Landing Zones
  • NVG Illuminator
  • Safety Zones
  • Special Events
  • Tactical
  • CSI
  • Marine Operations
  • Rescue Signal (extraction)
  • SAR
  • Stakeouts
  • Traffic Control
  • 1st Marine Aircraft Wing, US Marines
  • 5th US Army, US Army
  • 82nd Airborne Division, US Army
  • 304th Rescue Squadron, US Air Force
  • Army Corps of Engineers, US Army
  • Anaheim Police Department, Anaheim, CA
  • Beaumont Police Department, Beaumont, Texas
  • Bedford County Sheriffís Office
  • Beverly Hills Police Dept.
  • California Department of Transportation
  • City of Bellevue Traffic Mgmt
  • City of Morro Bay Police Dept.
  • Collier County Sheriffís Office, Fleet Management
  • Department of Homeland Security
  • East. Brunswick Police Dept.
  • Eau Claire County Sheriffís Office
  • Erie County Sheriffís Office
  • Florida Department of Transportation
  • Georgia Department of Transportation
  • Greene County Sheriffís Office, Greene County, Ohio
  • Henrico County Police Dept.
  • Indiana County Sheriffís Office, Indiana, PA
  • Jefferson Parish Sheriff, Jefferson Parish, LA
  • Las Vegas Metro Police Dept.
  • Los Angeles County Office of Public Safety
  • Louisiana Police Rescue
  • Maui County Sheriff
  • McHenry County Sheriffís Office, McHenry County, IL
  • Miami County Sheriffís Dept.
  • Morgan Hill Police Dept.
  • Oakland PD, Oakland, CA
  • Ontario Provincial Police
  • Orange County Sheriff
  • Oregon State Sheriffís Association
  • Porter County Sheriffís Office, Porter County, IN
  • Prince William County Sheriffís Office, Prince William County, VA
  • Ripon Police Dept.
  • Rocklin Police Dept.
  • Sacramento County Sheriff, Sacramento, CA
  • Sacramento Regional Transit, Sacramento, CA
  • San Bernardino Sheriff.
  • San Diego County Sheriff S.A.R.
  • San Francisco Police Dept.
  • San Jose Police Department, San Jose, CA
  • Santa Clara County Sheriff.
  • Sevier County Sheriffís Dept.
  • Shawnee County Sheriffís Office, Shawnee County, KS
  • Sheriffís Driver Training Center
  • Travis County Sheriffís Office
  • Tulsa County Sheriffís Office, Tulsa, Oklahoma
  • Uintah County Sheriffís Dept.
  • University of California Police at Riverside
  • Upland Police Dept.
  • Washington Township Police Dept.
  • Will County Sheriffís Office
  • Yolo County Sheriffís Dept.

Maui Police Department

There are many reasons why the Maui Police Department decided to replace their current use of incendiary flares with a new electronic LED warning flare device, called PowerFlare. The incendiary flares, which had been utilized by MPD since its inception many years ago, were the only warning device available. Flares are used primarily at road closures to warn motorists of hazard conditions that may exist due to automobile crashes, fallen trees or utility poles, or any emergency incident that requires an early warning system.

The incendiary flares, when ignited, produced a toxic cloud of smoke that posed a health hazard to the police officer and/or anyone close enough to inhale the smoke. It was not uncommon to see officers coughing and rubbing their eyes from the smoke emanating from the flares. Another problem encountered with the use of incendiary flares was the toxic chemical residue left on the ground which may indeed pose an environmental hazard to Maui’s precious natural surroundings.

In addition, due to Hawaii’s warm climate and sunny conditions throughout the year, there is always the possibility of an incendiary flare igniting a fire to the usually dry vegetation. With the use of the PowerFlare units, there are no health or environmental concerns. There is no smoke to inhale, no residue to worry about, no fires to extinguish, and we are utilizing a device that provides better visibility, making it safer for the police officers and the public.
Lt. Jeffrey Tanoue
Maui Police Department

CALSTAR (Medical Helicopter Co.)

We have experienced many landings now with PowerFlare Beacons as the LZ and have found them to be superior to anything else we've seen or used. Recently, during a landing in Morgan Hill, the pilot reported seeing the beacons flashing from over 5 miles out. They give a dependable, accurate target that is needed when responding to emergency situations.
Joseph F. Cook
President, CALSTAR

Ripon Police Department (CA)

We have been looking for a signaling device that would enable us to move away from our costly, dangerous and harmful flares. Your product passed our test & evaluation procedures with flying colors.

We wanted to see if your PowerFlares would really stand up to abuse. We ran over one of your devices multiple times with a fully equipped Ford Crown Vic. Your light kept on signaling. We dropped and threw your devices on the ground from various heights. It kept on signaling. We used this device in pools of diesel fuel, it kept on signaling. We immersed it in water, and ran it over at the same time, it kept on signaling. In my opinion, the only practical way to destroy one of your devices, would be to repeatedly pummel it with a hammer, or to shoot it. In our experience, this signaling device is "Cop-proof."

These devices are extremely effective in low light situations. We have had civilians, and allied agency officers stop at emergency scenes when your PowerFlare device is in use and ask, "What are those. I saw them from way back there!"

We are now testing your PowerFlare Tactical (Infrared IR) Beacons. It appears these tactical devices will be very useful during our firearms training, when we are using our rifle mounted night vision equipment. We also believe your tactical beacons will be effective in illuminating areas that we wish to clear, using night vision.

Thank you for producing and distributing a product that meets and exceeds our needs. I believe your product will enable military and law enforcement teams to procure the right equipment to complete the mission.
Sgt. Steve "Sparky" Merchant
Ripon Police Department

PowerFlare: The Right Decision

Invented by a police officer, PowerFlares are essential equipment for law enforcement. Their simple, rugged, military-grade design outperforms and replaces incendiary flares, saving your department time and money while increasing officer safety. Each PowerFlare features the latest LED technology for 360-degree visibility designed to keep you, your partner and your crew as visible and safe as possible.

Spec Now
  • PowerFlares are Safer than Regular Flares
  • PowerFlares Save Your Department Money
  • PowerFlares are more Durable than Flares