Panel bollard speed ST is based on a principle of very simple operation, the reading of speed of approaching vehicles, is made by Doppler radar that transfers the data through an RS232 door to variable message panel capable of making visible the speed detected. Depending on the speed, panel ST offers a variable message to the approaching vehicle driver, dissuading him from overcoming speed limits.
The outer frame of ST panel has external dimensions 100×120 cm and is constructed of extruded aluminum primary alloy 6060 according to UNI EN 573 BS EN 755-5 physical status T5 according to UNI EN 515, anodized. The average thickness of the profiles is mm. 1.8 / 2 under UNI EN 755-3 and 755-9.
Graphic panel on a black background to increase contrast and then the visibility of the LED.
The front door hinged on two points allows easy access to the display in case of necessary maintenance.
Frontal panel in antiglatre polycarbonate with screen limit speed 50 km / h and written fixed “SPEED ‘detected.”
Dual battery 12V 17 Ah ,buffer with predisposition for power through voltage 230Vac or photovoltaics Panel.
3-digit display character height 28 cm, with an integrated display words sets “slow / – 5 ITEMS / -10 points” (also available the model with active matrix and the ability to display written different) to set in the thresholds of speed and in the settings by software such as HyperTerminal.
Complete with galvanized steel pole fixed by mounting plate with anchor bolts.
Silk-screen logo of the borough reference on top in aluminum.
Microwave radar to detect the speed from 0 to 199 Km / h with pointing distance 100/150 meters, installed inside the panel with a bracket for guidance and calibration on two axes 180 °.
RS232 serial port for connection to PC.
Optional GSM modem that can connect remotely with the ST panel and run the complete reprogramming of settings intervention in addition to the discharge from remote data traffic statistics.
Data of traffic / speed can be exported to simple tables excel for their full control on graphs and histograms.
