Radarsign TC-800 User manual

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TC-800 | TC-1100 Radar Speed Sign
Installation Manual
© 2005-2023 Radarsign, LLC All Rights Reserved

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Table of Contents
Safety Warnings pg. 3
Best Practices prior to Radar Speed Sign Installation pg. 4
Best Practices for Radar Speed Sign Installation pg. 4-5
Installing and Positioning the Base and Pole pg. 6
Installing and Positioning the Radar Speed Sign pg. 7
SOLAR Sign
Mounting the Batteries to a Solar Radar Speed Sign pg. 8
Best Practices for Installation of Solar Panels pg. 9
Installing a Solar Panel on a Small Bracket pg. 9-10
Installing a Solar Panel on a Large Fixed Bracket pg. 10
Installing a Solar Panel on a Large Adjustable Bracket pg. 11
Making the Solar Power Connections pg. 12
AC Sign
Making the Power Connections pg.13
Mounting the Battery/AC Accessory Housing to the Radar Speed Sign Housing pg.14
Installing the YOUR SPEED Faceplate pg. 15
Radarsign Warranty pg. 16
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SAFETY WARNINGS
This list of warnings indicate potentially hazardous situations which if not avoided
will result in death or serious injury, and/or property damage.
ELECTRICAL SAFETY
To reduce the risk of electric shock related injury resulting from hazardous AC voltage:
• This equipment derives power from sources that have high voltage levels. These must be serviced by
qualified personnel who have previous training or certification to safely work on high voltage equipment.
Consult a qualified electrician.
To reduce the risk associated with electric shock resulting from contacting high voltage AC:
Turn power OFF before connecting wiring from our AC powered radar signs to the AC source.
BATTERY SAFETY
Battery acid may cause skin irritation and eye injury. To reduce the risk of burns or other acid related injury resulting
from handling lead-acid batteries:
• Wear gloves, goggles, and an apron when handling batteries.
• Beware of cracked battery cases.
• Handle batteries with care.
Batteries may produce explosive gas under some conditions. This gas may be ignited by a spark or flame as you
work near the battery. To reduce this risk of explosion:
• Disconnect the battery.
• Work in a well-ventilated area.
• Avoid the use of devices that create sparks or use open flames.
• Use appropriate personal safety clothing and equipment.
To reduce the risk of burns or other acid-related injury resulting from exploding batteries:
• Always use the recommended charging systems with this product.
To reduce the risk associated with contamination of water supplies resulting from improper disposal of batteries
containing lead and acid:
• Please dispose of batteries in accordance with all local government laws and regulations.
An accidental short circuit may instantly heat conductive jewelry, tools, and surrounding objects to skin-searing
temperatures. To reduce this risk when working around batteries:
• Keep tools, jewelry and other conductive objects away from the battery terminals.
RADAR SAFETY
This product uses devices that radiate radar RF energy in the course of normal operation. Radar RF energy can be
harmful to the eyes. To reduce exposure to the risk of radar RF energy:
• Do not stare into the radar antenna.
• Keep a minimum safe distance of 8 inches (20 cm) from the display face.
PERSONAL SAFETY
To reduce the risk of impact hazards resulting from falls, accidents with passing vehicle, and/or from use of unstable
equipment:
• Use appropriate work zone traffic control procedures, methods and equipment.
Strain or back injury may result from lifting equipment improperly. To reduce the risk of strain or back injury:
• Use proper lifting techniques and have adequate help when lifting.
To avoid the possibility of injury due to falling or unstable equipment:
• Be certain the radar speed sign is mounted to an appropriately rated pole or equivalent mounting surface.
• Use appropriately rated mounting hardware.

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Best Practices PRIOR to Radar Speed Sign Installation
• Our signs are designed to be water resistant when vertically installed and mounted properly on an appropriate pole
or mounting surface.
• Prior to installation the sign should be stored inside in a cool, dry place.
• Do not store the sign outside.
• Do not store the sign in a horizontal position. Storing the radar speed sign horizontally outside where it is exposed
to the weather voids the warranty.
• Do not leave the sign in a truck bed or laying on the ground.
• Do not drop the sign.
• Do not leave the sign in storage for months. The batteries will naturally discharge and will damage the batteries.
• Do not leave solar signs plugged in for more than 24 hours without being connected to a solar panel.
Best Practices for Radar Speed Sign Installation
These guidelines and recommendations provide the best practices for radar speed sign installation to assure
successful, accurate and effective traffic calming.
• Prior to the radar speed sign installation, look for any obstructions that might interfere with proper operation of the
sign (telephone poles, large tree limbs, other signage, etc.).
• The radar speed sign should be installed no more than 5 feet from the road curb. Signs placed more than 5 feet
from the road will result in displayed speeds that are LOWER than the actual speed.
• Do not install the radar speed sign in a curve or after a curve. The sign should be installed in a straight section of
road. A radar speed signal cannot “curve” with the road, and will not display speeds with enough time for drivers to
see the alert and adjust their speed.
Sign is more than
5 feet from the
side of the road.
Sign is within
5 feet from the
side of the road.

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• For maximum vehicle detection the radar speed sign should be positioned perpendicular to the road with the
radar pointing directly at the curb in the direction of oncoming traffic, not at the center of the road. Signs rotated
toward the center of the road will not perform as well.
• SOLAR MODELS | Do not install a solar powered radar speed sign under a tree. Summer leaves on the tree could
impact solar recharging. Make sure the solar panel is installed facing as close to South as possible at a 45° angle.
• The radar speed sign should be installed on the same side of the street as oncoming traffic. If installed on the
opposite side of the road, the angle of the sign could result in poor detection of the oncoming traffic.
• The bottom of the radar speed sign should be installed 7-10 feet off the ground. Installing lower than 7 feet will
reduce the detection range resulting in much of the radar speed signal being absorbed by the road.
• For streets with street parking: To prevent the radar signal from being blocked by parked vehicles, the radar speed
sign should be installed high enough off the ground to detect oncoming traffic over the parked vehicles.
• If the radar speed sign is installed more than 12 feet above the roadway, the sign should not be tilted more than
3°- 4° downward to detect vehicles. Doing so will greatly reduce the length of time vehicles are detected and will
display speeds that are LOWER than the actual speed.

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Installing and Positioning the Base and Pole
Base Options
A breakaway base should anchor the pole you select. There are several manufacturers of this type of system, and
most city, county, and state DOT agencies require this type of pole base system for ANY sign mounted on a street
right-of-way. Please check your local/city/county code requirements.
Install the base per manufacturer instructions.
Pole Options
Due to the extremes of weather and terrain conditions that might exist, Radarsign does not recommend any specific
pole or hardware for installation of our signs. It is the responsibility of the user to install the necessary pole size to
provide adequate support for the sign. Please check your local/city/county code requirements.
The size of the sign, the size of the regulator speed sign being used, and the size of the solar panel if you have a
solar powered sign, should all be considered when determining the length of the pole needed.
• AC Signs: The radar speed sign should be mounted on a 4.5" O.D. round
pole or larger. The pole length should be a minimum of 15 feet.
• Solar signs: The radar speed sign should be mounted on a 4.5" O.D. round
pole or larger. The pole length should be a minimum of 16 ft.
Solar models need larger, stronger poles as there is 7.5-12 square feet of
surface on the sign itself depending on the model, plus the square feet of
surface of the solar panel.
Additionally, depending on the size of the regulatory signage used:
• A 24" x 30" regulatory speed limit sign adds an additional 5 square
feet of surface.
• A 30" x 36" regulatory speed limit sign adds an additional 7.5 square
feet of surface.
Install the pole per manufacturer instructions. IMPORTANT: The pole
and sign should always be placed on the SAME SIDE of the road as
on-coming traffic.
When installing, position the bottom of the radar speed sign a MINIMUM of
7 feet from the ground. Mark the pole with pencil or tape at the 7 foot height
level. This will produce the most accurate readings from the radar in detecting
on-coming vehicles.
Pivot Mounting Bracket
A pivot mounting bracket is standard with the purchase of the TC-800 and
TC-1100 models. The installation hardware kit includes the pole bracket and
the sign installation hardware. The housing bracket is built directly into the
back of the radar speed sign housing so only the pole bracket requires
installation.
Features of the pivot mounting bracket
• Allows the installation of the radar speed sign onto a round or square pole using bolts or banding solutions.
• Provides up to 8 degrees of pivot (4 degrees up or down) which allows placement of the speed sign on an uphill
or downhill slope.
• Ease of installation: The design of the bracket allows easy installation and proper positioning of the sign.
Bottom of the sign
should be a minimum
of 7 ft. above the
ground
Regulatory Speed
Limit Sign
24" x 30"
YOUR SPEED
Faceplate
Model TC-800
36" high
Model TC-1100
48" high
AC Sign
15 ft.
minimum
pole length
with base
Solar Sign
16 ft.
minimum
pole length
with base

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Installing and Positioning the Radar Speed Sign
IMPORTANT NOTE: Your sign is shipped with the batteries installed on the back
of the sign housing. The batteries must be removed prior to sign installation to
properly mount and position the sign. Plus, it will be much easier to mount the radar
speed sign without the additional weight.
Attach the pole bracket to the pole with the U-shaped slot on top and the flat side of
the bracket facing the pole. Depending on what type of pole you are using, bolts or
banding can be used. Banding clamps are recommended for round poles; bolts are
recommended for flat surface mounts.
When you are ready to hang the sign onto the pole bracket,
place the ¼" x 4" mounting bolt (supplied) into the top hole of
the sign housing bracket.
With two people, lift the sign and place the mounting bolt into the
U-slot on the pole bracket. This will hold the sign so it can be easily
positioned and the side bolts (supplied) can be installed.
Install a hex head bolt (1/4" x 5/8” length) > lock washer > flat washer
(supplied) into each of the four bolt holes (two bolt holes on each side of
bracket).
For maximum vehicle detection the radar speed sign should be positioned
perpendicular to the road with the radar pointing directly at the curb in the
direction of oncoming traffic, not at the center of the road. Signs rotated
toward the center of the road will not perform as well. (See top of page 5
for illustration.)
The sign should also be adjusted to accommodate road conditions. The
pivot bracket provides up to 8 degrees of pivot (4 degrees up or down)
which allows placement of the speed sign on an uphill or downhill slope.
Once the sign is installed and correctly positioned, tighten the 4 bolts
(2 bolts each side) to secure the sign.
Once the sign is securely installed, the mounting bolt from the top hole can
be removed.
Install supplied
bolts and
washers on
each side of
bracket.
Mounting
Bolt
U-shaped
slot
Flat side of
pole bracket
U-slot

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Solar Sign | Mounting the Batteries to a Solar Radar Speed Sign
(For installation of an AC powered sign see page 13
The sign housing has bolt holes at the top of the housing, electrical connection boxes,
and two milled ledges on the bottom of the housing.
Each battery housing has bolt threads, electrical connectors, and a ridge at the bottom
of the housing.
One at a time, line up the ridge at the bottom of the housing with the ledge on the back
of the sign housing. The ridge should sit in the narrow channel on the ledge.
Line up the bolt thread on the battery housing with the bolt hole on the back of the sign
housing. This should cause the electrical connectors to also align.
Lightly tap the back of the battery housing to adjoin the
electrical connectors in the middle of the sign housing.
Continue to hold the battery housing to prevent any drops.
Once connected, the ridge at the bottom of the battery
housings should completely set down into the groove in
the ledge in the sign housing. You should not be able to
see the ridge if seated correctly.
Using the custom wrench provided in the hardware kit,
gently push the bolt forward until you feel it catch in the
threads in the sign housing.
Being careful not to over-tighten, screw down until the
battery housing is secure and no longer needs support to
hold it up.
Ledge
Electrical
Connectors
Bolt Thread
& Bolt Hole
Bottom of battery / AC
accessory housing with ridge
seated in the sign housing
ledge
Bolt
Hole
Milled
Battery
Ledge
Smart Battery with
Cellular Modem Housing
Solar Model
Standard Battery
Housing
Electrical
Connector
Electrical
Connector
Radar

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Solar Sign | Solar Panel Installation
Best Practices for the Installation of Solar Panels
• The solar panel should be positioned facing as close to south
as possible at a 45° angle. Please use the enclosed compass
and follow the instructions on the compass card to position the
solar panel.
• Once the solar panel is installed, secure the solar panel conduit
as close as possible to the pole to reduce the opportunity for
vandalism.
• The solar panel should be washed with a mild dish detergent
and soft cloth every 6 months for optimal performance.
For solar panel installation instructions for the solar panel
size you ordered refer to pgs. 9-11.
Small Solar Panel Mounting Bracket Installation
(For use with a 50 watt solar panel)
has pre-drilled slots two different orientations depending on the type of
pole/post that is being used, a round pole or a flat surface.
Attach the solar panel to the long tapered bracket (screws, nuts, and washers are included). The holes on the solar
panel and mounting bracket are pre-drilled.
To mount on a pole or round surface,
Secure the short bracket to the pole at the desired height facing as close to south as possible using banding clamps.
Radarsign provides two banding clamps that fit 3½"- 4½" diameter poles. For larger poles, customer must provide
clamps.
Using the 4 bolts provide, attach the long tapered bracket, with the solar panel attached, to the short bracket. The
curved slots on the tapered bracket should line up with the two round holes at the top of the short bracket. Use the
slots to position the solar panel at a 45° angle before tightening the bolts all the way.
Tighten all nuts on the mounting bracket and solar panel.
Position solar
panel at 45° angle
facing south
Secure the solar
panel conduit to
the pole to deter
vandalism
Open side
Banding straps for
securing to pole
Open side of short bracket facing towards the pole
Flat side of short bracket facing away from the pole
Position so top holes are farthest from the pole
Open side
Pole/Round Mounting Surface

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Solar Panel Installation
To mount on a flat surface,
Secure the short bracket to the flat surface at the desired height facing as close to south as possible using bolts
(customer provided).
Using the 4 bolts provide, attach the long tapered bracket, with the solar panel attached, to the short bracket. The
curved slots on the tapered bracket should line up with the two round holes at the top of the short bracket. Use the
slots to position the solar panel at a 45° angle before tightening the bolts all the way.
Tighten all nuts on the mounting bracket and solar panel.
Installing a Solar Panel on a Large Fixed Bracket
For use with a 80 watt solar panel
Assemble the bracket by attaching the support piece to the larger bracket
using two of the bolts provided.
Use the remaining four bolts and spacers to secure the solar panel to the
bracket. Tighten all nuts on the mounting bracket and solar panel.
Attach mounting bracket with solar panel to pole or flat mounting surface.
Radarsign provides two banding clamps for installation on a 4½” OD pole.
For larger poles or flat surface mounts, customer must provide clamps or
hardware.
Position the bracket on the pole at desired position with the solar panel
facing as close to south as possible at a 45° angle and secure to pole.
Tighten all nuts on mounting bracket and solar panel.
Large bracket
Bolts for
securing to flat
surface
Flat side of short bracket facing towards the pole
Flat Mounting Surface
Open side of short bracket facing away from the pole
Flat Side
Position so top holes are farthest from the flat surface

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Solar Panel Installation
Installing a Solar Panel on a Large Adjustable Bracket (For use with a 90 watt or larger solar panel)
The adjustable solar panel mounting bracket shown above is mounted to a 4 1/2” OD round pole. A minimum 4½” OD
is recommended due to wind resistance on the solar panel.
Brackets have pre-drilled slots for mounting on 4½” diameter poles. Radarsign provides two banding clamps that will
fit 4½” diameter poles. If you wish to attach to a larger pole, use the slots provided on the main support bracket mount
and use the appropriate size banding clamps. For larger poles, customer must provide clamps.
The main support bracket can also be bolted to a flat mounting surface using the two 3/8 inch bolt holes in the center
of the bracket.
Slide bracket up the pole to desired position facing as close to south as possible with the solar panel positioned at a
45° angle and secure to pole. Tighten all nuts on the mounting bracket and solar panel.
Item
# Qty Description
11Base Plate*
21Pedestal Pole*
31Solar Panel*
42
U-bolt, 1/4” diameter
NOTE: The 2 U-bolts included are for a 4.5” OD
pole. Any other size used will be customer
supplied.
58Hex nut
61Adjustable solar bracket
78Hex bolt
88Hex nyloc nut
916 Washer, 5/16 x 3/4” diameter flat
10 4Hex head bolt, 1/4” x 3/4”
11 8Flat washer, 1/4”
12 4Fender washer, 1/4” x 1 1/2”
*Not included in Adjustable Solar Panel Mounting
Bracket Set
9
8
5
12
1
4
263
7
11
10
5
3
5
8
1
6
92
4
7
A
B
C
A.
Install the solar
panel to the
support arms.
B.
Attach the support
arms to the angle
support bracket
C.
Attach the solar
panel with the
support arms and
angle bracket to
the main support
bracket
Main support bracket
Angle support bracket
Support Arm

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Solar Sign | Making the Power Connections
NOTE: The sign and the solar panel MUST be installed BEFORE making the power connections.
Attach the provided 1/2” flexible non-metallic conduit connector
(FNMC-B connector/UL Approved) to the solar panel conduit.
Attach the conduit connector from the solar panel to the cover plate
(provided in the hardware kit).
• Remove the plastic washer from the conduit.
• Place the threads through the hole in the cover plate.
• Re-attach the plastic washer.
Run the conduit from the solar panel down the pole, and between the
battery housings to the bottom of the radar speed sign.
Connect the solar wiring 2-prong male and female pins to power up
the sign. This will turn the sign on. Watch the sign run through a power
on test (15-20 seconds).
Testing is complete when the blue light in the center of the sign display
changes from solid to blinking. The sign should be operational at this
point with factory settings.
Connect the batteries into the electrical circuit with the 4-prong male and
female pins. If you do not do this, your sign will operate only during
the day light hours using solar energy.
Install the cover plate, with the solar conduit connector attached, to
the power junction box with the screws provided in the hardware kit.
Last, it is very important to secure the conduit to the pole as tightly as possible to reduce the opportunity for
vandalism. The conduit should not be loose around the sign where someone could grab it and hang on it.
Cover plate Conduit
Connector
Solar panel conduit
2 prong
pins
Solar Connection
4 prong
pins
Battery Connection

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AC Sign | Making the AC Connections
WARNING: AC radar speed sign should be installed by a licensed electrician
Remove the gang box cover plate of the AC accessory housing to expose
connections.
Slide incoming AC power wires through non-metallic conduit connector (FNMC-B
connector/UL Approved) through the bottom of the AC accessory housing.
The signs will accept direct connection to a power supply between 100 VAC
and 240 VAC. Higher voltage supplies will require a customer supplied step-down
transformer to bring down voltage to a maximum of 240 VAC. Branch circuits should
have a 5 amp circuit breaker installed for protection and power cycle convenience.
Connect the two black wires and green ground wire.
NOTE: Either of the AC Accessory Housing black wires can be connected to LINE or
NEUTRAL incoming wires.
Reinstall gang box cover plate with supplied screws
Front View of
AC Accessory Housing
AC Power Wires
Gang Box
Conduit Connector
Bolt
Hole
Milled
Battery
Ledge
Smart Battery with
Cellular Modem Housing
Electrical
Connection
Electrical
Connection
AC Accessory
Housing
Front View of
AC Accessory
Housing
Electrical
Connector
Bolt
Thread
Bolt
Thread
Front View of
Battery Housing
Radar

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AC Sign I Mounting the Battery / AC Accessory Housings to the Radar Speed Sign Housing
The sign housing has bolt holes at the top of the housing, electrical connection boxes,
and milled ledges on the bottom of the housing.
Both the battery housing and the AC accessory housing have bolt threads, electrical
connectors, and a ridge at the bottom of the housing.
Line up the ridge at the bottom of each housing with the ledge on the back of the sign
housing. The ridge should sit in the narrow channel on the ledge.
One at a time, line up the bolt thread on the battery
housing and AC accessory housing with the bolt holes
on the back of the sign housing. This should cause the
electrical connectors to also align.
Lightly tap the back of the each housing to adjoin the
electrical connectors in the middle of the sign housing.
Continue to hold the housing as to prevent any drops.
This will turn the sign on. Watch the sign run through
a power on test (15-20 seconds).
Testing is complete when the blue light in the center of
the sign display changes from solid to blinking. The sign should be operational at this point with factory settings.
Once connected the ridge at the bottom of the battery/AC accessory housings should completely set down into the
groove in the ledge in the sign housing. You should not be able to see the ridge if seated correctly.
Using the custom wrench provided in the hardware kit, gently push the bolt forward until you feel it catch in the
threads in the sign housing.
Being careful not to over-tighten, screw down until each housing is secure and no longer needs support to hold it up.
Ledge
Electrical
Connectors
Bolt Thread
& Bolt Hole
Bottom of battery / AC
accessory housing with ridge
seated in the sign housing
ledge

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Installing the YOUR SPEED Faceplate
TC-800 YOUR SPEED Faceplate
The TC-800 YOUR SPEED faceplate is a wrap around design.
Simply slide the faceplate over the front of the radar speed sign and align the
holes in the faceplate with the holes in the side of the radar speed sign housing
(3 each side).
Secure the faceplate on both sides of the radar speed sign with the bolts, washers,
and nuts provided in the hardware kit. Be careful not to cross thread the bolts that
attach the Your Speed Sign to the radar speed sign.
TC-1100 YOUR SPEED Faceplate
Install a bracket with the “L” facing outward using 4 bolts (provided) on each side
of the back of the YOUR SPEED faceplate.
Once the brackets are installed, secure the YOUR SPEED faceplate by setting
the faceplate over the front of the radar speed sign and aligning the holes in the
bracket with the holes on the side of the radar speed sign housing (3 each side).
To protect the radar, it is critical that the faceplate is secured flush against the
radar speed sign housing where the radar housing and the faceplate meet, with
NO gap. (TC-1100 shown in example below).
Loosely secure the faceplate on both sides of the sign housing with the bolts and
washers provided in the hardware kit.
Once the faceplate is flush with the radar speed sign, tighten all bolts.
Be careful not to cross thread the bolts that attach the Your Speed Sign
to the radar speed sign
For best traffic calming results, it is highly recommended that you add a
regulatory speed limit sign on the pole above or below your radar speed
sign.
Speed limit signs and extender brackets are available from Radarsign.
Radar
housing
Right
Radar housing
Back of
Faceplate
No
Gap Visible
Gap
Wrong
Radar housing
Back of
Faceplate
Brackets
secured to
back of
faceplate
Brackets
secured to
sign housing
Wrap Around
Faceplate
secured to
sign housing

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Limited Warranty Agreement
Radarsign, LLC warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship to the original (end user)
purchaser for a period of two (2) years from the date of shipment; This warranty is limited to the repair or replacement
of the product.
• Warranty is only valid if the product is installed, operated, and maintained according to the manufacturer’s
instruction and recommendations.
• Replacement parts are covered by the unexpired warranty of the parts they replace.
• Claims made under this warranty will be honored only if Radarsign, LLC is notified of a failure within the warranty
period, reasonable information requested by Radarsign is provided, and Radarsign is allowed to verify the cause
of the failure.
• To obtain warranty service, the purchaser must first call Radarsign, LLC for an RMA number; then return the
product to Radarsign, LLC for repair or replacement.
• Purchaser shall prepay shipping charges for products returned to Radarsign, LLC.
• Radarsign, LLC will pay for return of the products to purchaser located within North America. Purchasers from
a country outside or North America shall pay all shipping charges, duties, and taxes for products returned to
Radarsign, LLC for warranty or after warranty repair.
• Radarsign, LLC makes no other warranty of any kind with regard to this product. Radarsign, LLC shall not be
liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing,
performance, or use of this product.
• Within ninety (90) days of receipt should the product fail for any reason other than damage due to customer
negligence, acts of God or vandalism, Radarsign will bear shipping costs for depot service both to and from the
repair facility for products sold with a United States shipping address. After 90 days, the customer is responsible
for inbound shipping. Radarsign will pay for return shipping to the customer for the entire warranty period if
customer is located within North America. Customers from a country outside or North America shall pay all
shipping charges, duties, and taxes for products returned to Radarsign, LLC for warranty or after warranty repair.
• Radarsign, LLC warrants that this product is new. Radarsign, LLC makes no other warranty, either expressed or
implied, with respect to this product. Radarsign, LLC specifically disclaims the implied warranties of merchantability
and fitness for a particular purpose.
• Some states or provinces do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation or
exclusion may not apply to you.
• The remedies provided herein are customer’s sole and exclusive remedies. In no event shall Radarsign, LLC be
liable for any lost profits, direct, indirect, special, incidental or consequential damages, whether based on contract,
tort or any other legal theory.
This warranty does not cover damage from:
• Accidents, malicious abuse, theft, vandalism, impact with a foreign object or acts of God
• Unauthorized modification of the product
• Failure of customer to follow Radarsign’s published site selection, installation, transport and/or storage instructions
in the Installation Manual for your sign model. The Installation Manual is available in the Customer Resource
Center* (https://www.radarsign.com/customer-resource-center/). Password: safety
• Customer’s removal or relocation of the sign
• Electrical work external to the unit, virus/hacker activity, and external computer errors
• Improper solar panel installation or improper use of battery charging equipment
This warranty is limited to a repair or replacement of the product. To obtain warranty service, the purchaser must first
call Radarsign, LLC for an RMA number, then return the product to Radarsign, LLC for repair or replacement.
Radarsign, LLC provides the following warranty for its traffic calming systems
whether sold directly by Radarsign or by an authorized Radarsign distributor.