STC Solar Ped-X Crosswalk Systems to U.S. Army facility

TEMPE, AZ - 03/01/2012 - STC has furnished crosswalk systems to Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, through Traffic Control Corporation's office in that state. The project consists of co-located pedestrian crossings.

STC furnished its 'wireless' crosswalk system, the Solar Ped-X, which includes wireless supervised communications between points in the system using spread spectrum radios.

All systems are self-contained with control logic on each point; built-in self-test function; fault handling modes; and a solar-powered system sized to meet the load, location and duty cycle requirements for the project. Addressing of the radios along with different hop patterns allows operation of multiple systems within proximity without interfering with each other.

Each beacon unit uses a single STC Generation 2B, 12-inch amber DC LED lamp to warn motorists. STC manufactures the lamps in the U.S. from foreign and domestic parts. Systems are equipped with Polara Bulldog buttons for reliability and durability. Solar Ped-X systems can be configured to operate an RRFB lamp assembly instead of the standard 8-inch and 12-inch traffic lamps.

Find more information on the Solar Ped-X please stay here on our website and go to Ped-X 'Wireless" Crosswalks.

Celebrating our 11th year designing and manufacturing solar-powered traffic control systems. For more information on STC's products and services, please stay here on our website or send an email to info@solar-traffic-controls.com or call 480.449.0222.