Microwave with Braille Pedestrian Push Button
iTouch Braille Microwave
The central fascia panel features braille text. The Microwave Sensor resides behind the fascia. Audio and Tactile functionality is retained for the hearing and vision impaired.
If required, the audio-tactile is partnered with the pedestrian push-button assembly, the touchless sensor, and call record. All pedestrians, including those with vision or hearing impairments, are catered for with the iTouch pedestrian detection and indication system.
- Utilising the latest in LED technology for low power, high brightness, and long operational life.
- Voltage supply: 24V DC
- Must require external pole mount 24V DC power supply to operate
- Push button is rated to IP45 as per required by AS2353 standard
- Adjustable proximity range (5cm ~ 15cm)
- Optional rain-tolerant adjustable mode
- volume control feature
- Sensor LED detection (red when activated)
- The iTouch Sensor has been successfully tested to a 10,000,000 activation rate
- Trigger State (0.5 ~ 30 sec)
- Arrow disc can be supplied pointing in any direction
- Bicycle symbol also available
- No programming changes required to site controller
- No audio upgrades required
- Buttons can easily be installed onsite with wiring changes only
- No additional cables required if Call Record is already installed in poles
Public Hygiene
Today more than ever, improved hygiene measures are necessary. The risk of infection is greatly increased by human to surface contact. With the introduction of the new iTouch, the spread of infection is substantially reduced. iTouch is a hygienic alternative to standard pedestrian push buttons, which protects the public against potential contamination of their hands and virus spread.
Reduces Traffic Congestion
The iTouch ensures that traffic flow can continue to operate adaptively. Unnecessary stopping cycles are decreased by stopping vehicles only when a pedestrian uses the iTouch. This reduces traffic congestion, driver frustration and improves pedestrian safety.
Touchless System
The iTouch features an Infrared Proximity Sensor so that pedestrians can request a crossing phase with just a wave of their hand in front of the illuminated sensor. iTouch retains the functionality of the traditional push button, including the audio tactile features for the hearing or vision impaired and call record for if required.
Safer Crossing Behaviour
Allowing pedestrians to control when crossing at traffic intersections, reduces waiting times, frustration and encourages safer pedestrian behaviour.
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