New Jersey Vehicle Detection Systems

How Vehicle Detection Systems Work

Our vehicle detection systems are installed in the pavement where they create an electrical loop. The electrical unit sends a charge to a wire loop, and it creates a continuous loop of electricity. When a vehicle passes over this loop, it decreases the inductance, which then causes the electrical unit to send a pulse to the traffic signal controller or other device.

Vehicle detection systems are often used to track traffic, or they may be used by access gates to make exiting a New Jersey property easier. No matter what you need a vehicle detection system for, our professionals can ensure that it's fully functioning and highly efficient.

Residential Vehicle Detection System Installation

Vehicle detection systems can be an excellent addition to any driveway, especially if you're using an automated gate for your driveway (though there are many other applications as well). When our professionals are hired to install a vehicle detection system on your New Jersey property, we'll follow these steps:

• If you have a dirt or gravel driveway, the vehicle detection loop can be buried a few inches beneath the dirt or gravel.
• If you're installing a concrete or asphalt driveway, the detection loop can be placed underneath the concrete or asphalt before it's poured or laid.
• If you have an existing asphalt or concrete driveway, we'll cut a groove into the driveway and insert the vehicle detection loop through the groove. After the installation, we'll refill the groove and seal it with a quality asphalt or concrete sealant.

Our experienced automated gate contractors can help you decide on the best vehicle detection implementation, and we'll recommend the best installation methods.