What it is, in plain language
Three-foot glass LED display units mounted at entry zones, level decision points, and lane junctions show real-time availability counts by zone and floor, plus dynamic green/red wayfinding to direct drivers to open bays. The displays are fed by the same controller as the bay-level sensors, so what the driver sees on the board matches what they see on the LED indicator above the bay.
Key features
Specification highlights drawn directly from engineering documentation. Full BOQ provided after on-site survey.
Technical architecture
Each display speaks to a local controller over Ethernet or RS-485. The controller subscribes to occupancy updates from the sensor network and renders both numeric counts and directional arrows on the display. Brightness auto-adjusts to ambient light. Daisy-chain wiring keeps cable runs minimal in large facilities.
Why customers choose this system
The measurable operational and customer-experience improvements you can expect after deployment.
