LET THE BUYER BEWARE!
There are firms advertising and selling counterfeit PowerFlare Safety Lights and actually calling them PowerFlares. Be very careful and know what you are buying. What they're selling is NOT the original, Made in America PowerFlare Safety Light. It is a knock-off from the Far East. PowerFlare Safety Lights are only available through Authorized PowerFlare Dealers.
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Testimonials and Pictures submitted from PowerFlare users
Photo Courtesy of Survival Systems Inc.
Photo Courtesy of Survival Systems Inc.
I believe we have a pretty good testimonial for the demo unit you sent to us.
Last Friday night while directing traffic after one of our local football games,
the Power Flare was ran over by a semi load of hogs on their way to slaughter.
The light stopped flashing and we thought it was toast until one of the reserves
picked it up. He started pushing the flash pattern button and the light came
back to life. The flash pattern must have just been changed from being ran
over to the constant on. That sold us. We also noticed that where the Flare
was set was where the oncoming traffic stopped. Worked well for us.
Ryan Browning
Carroll County Sheriffs Office
John,
Just wanted to touch base with you and let you know how the explosive test went. I loaded two PVC pipe bombs with close to a toal of 3/4 lbs of commercial grade C-4. The pipe bombs were placed in a travel suitcase with a pair of boots, a pair of Levi jeans and a blanket. The PowerFlare was secured to the top of the suitcase with a ziptie and turned on, like a marker. The device was initiated - the suitcase, bomb, and clothes were completely destroyed, but the PowerFlare was located 50 or so feet from the seat of the blast intact and still flashing. The case sustained slight discoloration from the explosion and the loop where the ziptie was used to secure the suitcase was torn. The whole thing was video taped (from two different angles) and the tape will be ready by the middle of next week. I'll send you the DVD and the flare as soon as possible.
We were REALLY impressed!
Sgt. Rob von Loewenfeldt
Savannah-Chatham Metro Police
We put the PowerFlare through its paces during the five weeks we had it. Your company's claim that you could drive a fire truck over it challenged the night shift to "test" it. They took it out to our local truck stop and had a procession of semi's drive over it. In fact it had not even made it to the truck stop when everyone felt compelled to drive their squads over it. It has sat on for many hours on my desk while I tried to see if the batteries would wear down quickly. It was used for our night shoots at the range to mark the "no drive zone." Of course when leaving some felt compelled to do burnouts on top of it, on a gravel road. We have had problems with out flares on crash scenes going out in heavy rains, go figure, when it positively has to work they didn't. So I submerged the PowerFlare in a bucket of water overnight. I took it apart using the supplied Allen wrench and it was bone dry inside. The night shift tested it in a variety of night time lighting conditions, of cousre while being driven over. And leave it to the night guys to find an unintended use for it. Night time hockey puck, well they actually kicked it around due to the lack of sticks. After all this I simply washed the PowerFlare off in the sink and it looked as good as new..well almost...the sticker fell of sometime during testing. We are happy to say that the PowerFlare not only met, but exceeded our expectations. It put out almost as much light as a flare, but does not go out in the rain and doesn't put holes in your pants and raincoat. It took a wicked beating and worked without a hiccup on all settings. Please see our first order for a set of four. More orders will follow as we will be outfitting all our squads with a set.
Thanks for a great product,
Sgt. Steve Weiss
Do you have a testimony for us? Send us your story and we will publish it right here. Email is best, or you can call 916-422-3569.
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