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Hi Friend,
Do you want to increase pedestrian safety on your campus?
Increasing pedestrian safety on your campus means finding the right traffic safety solutions and selecting the activation methods that best fit your needs.
Below we’ve collected various activation options for your traffic safety systems, from touchless to thermal detection or classic pushbuttons. You can also click below to be taken to our Higher Education solutions landing page:
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Thermal Detection
The pedestrian thermal sensor uses infrared heat profiles to identify vulnerable road users moving within targeted detection zones to activate the system.
- Thermal imaging cameras see in total darkness, through shadows and in sun glare, providing reliable detection 24/7
- Versatile functionality dependent upon need, with many possible zones and configurations
- Easily integrates with user-actuated system options
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iNX Push Button
The iNX push button with touchless iDetect actuation is the next generation of crosswalk accessibility, wireless connectivity and communication. The iNX provides an instructional sign, a push button with directional arrow, a voice message and a yellow LED.
- ADA compliant with adjustable locate tone
- Bluetooth configuration for adjustable parameters
- Field replaceable weather-resistant speaker
- Custom options available
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Bulldog Push Button
Activated with less than two pounds of force, the Bulldog push button provides two-tone audible activation confirmation, as well as red LED visual confirmation.
- ADA-compliant, vandal-resistant
- Housing components comply with NEMA specifications
- Field replaceable weather-resistant speaker
- Yellow push button housing standard; black available upon request
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Infrared Bollard
Vulnerable road users passively trigger systems by passing between bollards placed on either side of the crosswalk. The bollards can be AC, solar or battery-operated.
- Capability to determine pedestrian traffic direction
- Range up to 40 feet
- Battery power option requires no in-ground wiring with up to two years autonomy
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| Information Courtesy of TAPCO |
