Your benefits:
Robust sensors, regardless of the weather conditions
The sensors work without restriction in case of:
The wireless magnetic field sensors are ideally suited for the single space detection in outdoor areas. They are independant of weather conditions, have a very high detection accuracy and can be flushly grouted with the road surface. Therefore, they are also protected against vandalism and snow ploughs.
Parking area with single space detection:
The wireless sensors (U-Flow) of MSR-Traffic are particularly suited for the counting (and speed measurement) of vehicles in outdoor areas. The magnetic field sensors are faster to install than conventional measuring techniques and provide highly accurate measurement results.
Counting sensor technology:
U-Flow
The dynamic displays are available in different variations: LCD display, LED segment display and LED matrix. All of them can be combined with conventional traffic signs and can be equipped with wireless communication by MSR-Traffic.
Perfect application for parking garages:
The noise measurement sensors are fully compatible with the radio network of the parking sensors and continuously measure the noise level at the installation site. This allows cities to efficiently detect particularly noisy areas.
U-Sound is a wireless noise sensor that measures continuously the sound pressure level of the environment audible for people within the frequency range.
The collected data is aggregated each minute and sent to the cloud, where the application of correction factors are processed in real time, based on calibrations and installation site. Thus, we offer an accuracy in accordance with a Class II sound level meter.
MSR-Traffic’s innovative magnetic field technology guides car drivers to the next free parking space
If a parking space is occupied, the sensor detects the change in the magnetic field and transmits the signal to the server.
The evaluation then takes place in combination with a parking guidance system, parking ticket machines, apps or the navigation system.
See also the MSR-Film about outdoor parking:
