Matching pedestrian equipment to the crossing

The products listed here include pedestrian-call devices and accessible pedestrian equipment, such as Guardian, WIAAPS and the 4 EVR MOAB. Begin with the crossing's required user interaction and feedback. A pushbutton, an accessible pedestrian system and an automatic bicycle detector should be assessed by their particular functions rather than treated as interchangeable forms of detection.

For a replacement, record the existing device model, mounting arrangement and controller interface. For a new crossing, identify the required audible, visual or tactile feedback and how the pedestrian call will be handled. The exact supplied device and its configuration determine the supported features; a product-family name is not a complete specification.

If the requirement concerns bicycle presence in a lane or bike box, also review the separate bicycle detection information within the detection range. Include a crossing plan and the existing equipment details in your enquiry so the appropriate product documentation can be identified before a model is selected.

Information to include in your enquiry

• Is the requirement a user-operated call or automatic presence detection?
• Which feedback and mounting arrangements are required?
• What existing controller and pedestrian equipment must be retained?

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