Tag: MPH Industries

Patrol

Sure Shot LIDAR

MPH Industries

MPH Industries' new Sure Shot LIDAR gun is designed and built to provide superior target acquisition time, target range, and accuracy to meet the rigorous needs of traffic enforcement officers.

May 11, 2017

Patrol

MPH Industries Introduces Sure Shot LIDAR gun

MPH Industries has introduced the new Sure Shot LIDAR gun – designed and built for the rigorous needs of the traffic enforcement officer to provide exceptional target acquisition time, target range, and accuracy.

March 31, 2017

Patrol

BEE III with New K-band Antenna

MPH Industries

MPH Industries' BEE III directional speed radar is now available in a new lower priced K-band version.

January 11, 2017

Patrol

MPH Industries Introduces the StreetScout Speed Trailer

MPH Industries' StreetScout is the newest addition to the company's speed trailer product line. At only 400 pounds and 4-feet square (not including tongue), the StreetScout is easy to tow and set up by one person in most cases. The smaller size fits applications where a larger trailer is not practical.

March 31, 2016

Technology

Python III Radar

MPH Industries

Already used for traffic enforcement throughout North America, the MPH Python III and Python III FS radar systems are now being manufactured with MPH Industries' premium-class Ka band antennas – at no additional cost.

February 29, 2016

Patrol

MPD Acquires Kustom Signals

Holding company MPD has acquired Kustom Signals, manufacturer of speed enforcement and in-car video systems.

December 4, 2014

Patrol

Speed Sign Success

Every driver speeds now and again, especially on heavily trafficked thoroughfares. A reminder in the form of a temporary radar sign displaying the driver's speed may be all that's needed to bring down vehicles' speedometer readings.

February 2, 2014

Technology

Ranger-Radar Traffic Unit

MPH Industries

This traffic radar system can measure the distance of a vehicle and the speed of a vehicle as well as monitor the area behind a patrol vehicle using a feature called SafetyZone.

October 23, 2012