Avian Safety

Power Line Marker

Protect wildlife and landscapes with our avian collision solutions. Our innovative devices ensure bird safety and support conservation.

Welcome to Power Line Marker, where we help protect birds in flight across the sky. Our bird flight diverters are designed for safety and efficiency. We focus on simple solutions that make a big difference. Join us in creating safer skies.

Power Line Non Led Marker

Enhance aerial safety with colorful, maintenance-free markers that protect avian life while lowering operational costs.

A Bird on the brink of Extinction the Great Indian Bustard

The Great Indian Bustard is classified as Critically Endangered on the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. Birdlife International changed the status of this bird species from "Endangered" to "Critically Endangered" in 2011. Birds are more likely to collide with power lines for several reasons. For starters, power lines are frequently placed in areas that are appealing to birds, such as near bodies of water or open fields where they can find food and nesting sites. Furthermore, birds have a limited ability to detect and avoid obstacles while flying, particularly when traveling at high speeds. The reflective surfaces and constant movement of power lines make them difficult for birds to perceive as barriers, raising the risk of collision. Furthermore, the presence of multiple power lines running parallel to each other can create a visual illusion for birds, causing them to misjudge the distance between the lines and resulting in collisions

Solution to Reduce Avian Collision with Power Lines

Implementing bird flight diverters or markers on power lines to increase visibility for birds

Aerial Security

"The Significance of Bird Flight Diverter"

A power line marker, also known as a bird flight diverter, is a device or system designed to visually deter birds from flying into obstacles such as power lines, wind turbines, transmission towers, etc.

Bird flight diverters aim to reduce bird collisions, protecting both birds and infrastructure. These devices typically use visual cues to alert birds to the presence of obstacles, helping them change flight paths.
Illustration of power lines with signal markers and birds flying in the sky.

Design Integrity

Design as per CEA Technical Specification

"Built to Last: Robust Materials for Every Environment"

Durable materials
 ensuring longevity
 and resistance to
 environmental
 factors 

"High Visibility with 360° Flapper Rotation & Swing"

 Designed to
 Provide Maximum Contrast by Swing & 360 deg Rotation of Flapper Visibility From All Angle

"Illuminate Your Path: The Flapper That Shines When the Sun Sets"

Glow-in-the
dark Flapper to
 Enhance visibility during
 Low Light Conditions 

Power Line Led Marker

LED bird flight diverters are designed to prevent bird collisions with structures like power lines and wind turbines. They use bright, flashing LED lights to enhance visibility, particularly during low-light conditions, helping birds notice obstacles and change their flight paths. By mimicking natural signals, these devices reduce bird fatalities and support conservation efforts. They are also energy-efficient and durable, requiring minimal maintenance for long-term use.
Diagram of a power line LED marker with features like solar charging and blinking lights for bird safety.

Explore Our FAQ

What are Bird Flight Diverters?


Bird flight diverters are attachments installed on structures like power lines or wind turbines. They are designed to increase visibility and alert birds to the presence of these obstacles, thereby reducing the likelihood of collisions.

How Do Bird Flight Diverters Work?

Bird flight diverters work by making structures more noticeable to birds. They often use bright colors, reflective materials, or movement to catch a bird's attention. When birds see these diverters, they can alter their flight path to avoid collisions.

Where Are Bird Flight Diverters Used?


Bird flight diverters are commonly used on:

Power Lines: To prevent birds from colliding with electrical transmission and distribution lines.
Wind Turbines: To make the blades more visible and reduce bird strikes.
Communication Towers: To enhance visibility and protect birds flying near these structures

How Are Bird Flight Diverters Installed?

Bird flight diverters are typically installed by trained technicians. The installation process varies depending on the type of diverter and the structure it is being attached to. Safety is a priority during installation to protect both the workers and the birds

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