It is also possible to detect speed violations when vehicles enter! The output supports contact output and Ethernet connection.
The "microwave sensor" can distinguish between the approach and retreat of detected objects, allowing it to detect objects from any direction. With a maximum detection range of 200 meters, it can detect and display the speed of vehicles entering service areas (SA) and parking areas (PA) from the main lanes of highways, enabling measures to reduce the risk of accidents within parking lots. The output supports contact output and Ethernet connection, making it versatile for various applications when integrated into higher-level systems. 【Features of the Microwave Sensor】 ■ Simultaneous measurement of speed and distance ■ Can distinguish between the approach and retreat of detected objects, allowing detection of objects from any direction ■ Can be utilized in various scenarios by integrating into higher-level systems *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Use Cases】 ■ Detection of vehicles going the wrong way ■ Speed detection on entrance roads to service areas/rest areas ■ Opening and closing of vehicle gates ■ Prevention of contact with overhead cranes ■ Prevention of contact with mobile cranes ■ Detection of entry and exit at railway vehicle depots *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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