Multi-voltage loop detection for all traffic applications

According to EMX, its new Ultraloop multi-voltage vehicle detector is a compact, energy efficient and cost-effective loop detector that is easy to install and set up.
March 11, 2015 Read time: 1 min
EMX multi-volt vehicle loop detector

According to 7630 EMX Industries, its new Ultraloop multi-voltage vehicle detector is a compact, energy efficient and cost-effective loop detector that is easy to install and set up.

The ULT-MVP’s exclusive Detect-on-Stop (DOS) technology activates only when the vehicle comes to a complete stop on the loop, making it ideal in cross-traffic situations and warehouse settings with many overhead doors. Sensitivity selection is simplified by the Ultrameter display that indicates the appropriate sensitivity setting to detect the vehicle positioned on the loop. The ten sensitivity settings allow for finer adjustment of the detection level, while the four frequency settings provide greater flexibility in preventing crosstalk in multi-loop applications.  An 11-pin plug-in base, multiple settings for sensitivity, frequency, pulse on entry, pulse on exit, presence and the DOS feature make this new loop detector a universal fit for any installation.

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