Use Flashing ALERT Signs alone or in combination with
emergency advisory radio stations to alert motorists on roadways with
speeds of less than 60 MPH.
Features include . . .
Operate separately from
advisory radio stations to prompt immediate action described by sign
text, e.g., “Evacuate this Area When Beacons Flash.”
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Control flashing amber beacons on
high speed highway via wireless means without compromising AM broadcast
signals. The FAS6000 includes a solar-power
collection-and-storage system,
a receiver and two amber LED flashing beacons.
Each sign flash controller can recognize multiple
on/off codes, allowing each sign to obey commands shared with other
signs in the area. In this way, common groupings of Flashing Advisory
Signs may be keyed on or off quickly in emergency situations.
Wireless control methods include 2-way radio and commercial
paging.
8" or 12"
LED beacons are rated for more than 100,000 hours of continuous
operation. The sealed-gel cell battery auto-disconnects at low
voltage to preserve integrity. FAS6000’s 64-watt unbreakable solar panel
and charging system allow many hours of operation per day without
tapping into battery reserves. FAS6000 batteries provide approximately
60 hours of continuous dark operation. The solar charging system adds an
additional 3-15 hours of operation per day, on the average, varying with
location and season.
Flashing beacon controllers do not include sign panels unless
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FWHA-approved for use on
rights-of-way, FASTrack Portable Signs are ultra compact and
come complete with quick-erect stands and carrying case.
The signs are rated for
winds up to 70 miles per hour. Flexible fluorescent orange or
pink panels unroll in just 20 seconds.
FHWA/NFPA-approved for
use at emergency scenes, FASTrack Signs are ideal for notifying
motorists of advisory radio signals and are often used with ISS
VoiceStar and RadioSTAT Portable Advisory Radio Stations to
manage incidents, emergencies and short-term road construction.
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This premier product puts advisory radio on
the road in a visible way. Powered via solar power and
controlled by wireless, VoiceStar throws a full 25 to 75
square mile signal (3 to 5 mile radius) right to the
motorists that need to hear it.
Use VoiceStar to advise motorists encountering floods,
forest fires, mudslides, storm damage. Direct hurricane
evacuations.
Special FCC licensing allows both fixed and territorial
licenses.
Options: CMS sign, NOAA "all hazards" alerts. |
