Defender Solar Light

 

​What does the Solar Light do and how does it work?

The Defender Solar Lights are equipped with an emergency button that when pressed an alarm and flashing lights are activated. The goal of this light is to ward off any potential threat to those who may be in danger and raise awareness of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Children.

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Once the button is pushed, the alarm system is activated and sets off a flashing red light and an emergency siren. The duration of the alarm system can be set for as little as 5 seconds and up to 30 seconds.  The emergency alarm system integrated into these lights serves as an immediate alert mechanism, capable of notifying nearby individuals in the area about a potential threat or criminal activity. The loud sound emitted by the alarm can startle and discourage criminals, drawing attention to the scene and increasing the chances of intervention or apprehension. The flashing lights feature further enhances the deterrent effect by creating a highly visible and attention-grabbing environment. Criminals are less likely to target well-lit areas with flashing lights, as they are more likely to be detected by others or captured on surveillance systems. The sudden bursts of light can cause confusion and disorientation, making it harder for criminals to carry out their activities discreetly.

 

In Tribal country, where law enforcement resources may be limited, solar streetlights with emergency alarm and flashing lights serve as an effective crime prevention tool. These features not only enhance the safety of tribal communities but also empower individuals to take immediate action in the event of an emergency or criminal activity. By deploying such advanced solar streetlights, Tribal areas can significantly reduce crime rates and create a more secure environment for residents and visitors alike. By installing solar streetlights, powered by renewable energy, we are not only addressing safety concerns but also addressing environmental sustainability.