FLOODWATER – R.E.D.S.
RAPID EMERGENCY DEPLOYMENT SYSTEMS
Lee Poet
Enterprise
SAFETY BARRIERS
are the ‘true’ Anchors to our [ 3 classes ] of
floodwater Damage Prevention Systems!
The type of barriers pictured here, are the core of our prototype modules that once ‘modified’ – will become a water tight barrier that will act as both pedestal & anchor for all of our systems.
A single barrier can replace approximately 42 individual sandbags!
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The anchor – in addition to our seal, is the backbone of all our class systems, deployed alone – it becomes the mainsail of our class I system.
Designed to be deployed at a gross weight of approx. 200 -300 lbs., and a [height of 4’ & length of 6’] once in place; when linked together, becomes a formidable barrier to restrain passive floodwater at depths up to 4 feet.
This class I system will make up over 70% of our entire deployment. FEMA has reported that approximately 70% of their payouts – are for floodwater damages of structures in less than 4’ of water.
The list below demonstrates the versatility of the type of structures or objects that could be protected by our class I system during devastating disaster events.
Vehicles: Emergency Response; - Police / Fire / First Responders Vehicles: Emergency Repair; - Electrical / Gas / Rescue
Vehicles: Transport; - Food, Water, Supplies & Warehouses
Aircraft: Emergency Airplanes, Helicopters, & Hangers
Municipalities: To protect clean water inventories, electrical power systems, and to help prevent the disbursement of sewer runoff.
Cities: Banks, Museums, Libraries, Schools, Airport Terminals, Water Departments, Food Banks, Grocery Stores, Hospitals & Emergency Medical Facilities, Vehicles - *New & Used Auto Inventories, Gas Station Pumps
Commercial: Factories, Businesses, Property, Vehicles
Residential: Basements & Single Floors, Garage & Storage Areas
Government(s): State National Guard Units, Over-Seas Sales.
* {Note} Expected to be the number one source of income from Insurance Carriers using our Class I System
[in shallow waters of 3' or less] for our first year of operation; easy to deploy & maintain - while being in the multitude of lots - with autos ranging in 1,000's in number - in all major cities all across disaster zones.