Track
Based on inductive loop technology, TRACK systems are superior vehicle identification systems designed to identify moving priority vehicles.
A transmitter is fitted to the chassis of the vehicle, and the receiver is connected to a conventional loop buried in the road surface. When a transmitter moves over the loop, the receiver will authorise the relevant action (e.g. raise a barrier, lower bollards etc.) Vehicles can be identified at high speed without any performance irregularities.
Receivers are capable of reading the transmitters at a height of up to 1m above the loop, therefore making Track suitable for heavy articulated vehicles with higher than normal road clearance.
Track is suitable for either a simple standalone system or for integration into a fully featured access control system for vehicle movement monitoring.
There are two versions of Track;
Track 100
Track 100 is a compact single-code vehicle identification system designed for the control and priority of vehicles. The system provides a positive response to vehicles fitted with the transmitter device while the receiver ignores any unequipped vehicles.
Track 2000
Track 2000 is a versatile, secure and reliable system for the monitoring and control of selected vehicles. Track 2000 transmitters are uniquely coded allowing identification and recording of individual vehicles. Track 2000 can therefore be integrated into an access control system for monitoring vehicle movement. 
Key Features
- Reliable operation in all conditions
- Suitable for all sizes of vehicles, including heavy articulated vehicles with higher than normal road clearance.
- Transmitters are housed in small, rugged water-resistant units
- Compatible with a wide range of conventional detector loops avoiding the need for the laying of specialised loops