The XL-1000-W is a high-speed weigh-in-motion system using in-pavement piezoelectric sensors and inductive loops.
It is a 19" rack-mountable vehicle detector capable of monitoring up to 16 lanes of traffic using in-pavement sensors. It can be configured with 240VAC, 12VDC or 24VDC power supplies and supports options for UPS backup.
The XL-1000-W supports real-time host communications using either RS-232 serial or Ethernet TCP connections, as well as optional FTP file server functionality for access to historical vehicle logs. It can be configured with up to 17 contact closure outputs for interfacing with PLC equipment.
The XL1000-W uses inductive loop and piezoelectric sensors to calculate individual axle weight, axle group weight and gross vehicle weight at speeds between 60kph and 120kph. It is capable of classifying vehicles based on length and axle configuration according to Austroads 4 and 12 bin schemes respectively.
It is a 19" rack-mountable vehicle detector capable of monitoring up to 16 lanes of traffic using in-pavement sensors. It can be configured with 240VAC, 12VDC or 24VDC power supplies and supports options for UPS backup.
The XL-1000-W supports real-time host communications using either RS-232 serial or Ethernet TCP connections, as well as optional FTP file server functionality for access to historical vehicle logs. It can be configured with up to 17 contact closure outputs for interfacing with PLC equipment.
The XL1000-W uses inductive loop and piezoelectric sensors to calculate individual axle weight, axle group weight and gross vehicle weight at speeds between 60kph and 120kph. It is capable of classifying vehicles based on length and axle configuration according to Austroads 4 and 12 bin schemes respectively.
Where to buy
Direct From Manufacturer
Excel Technology Co
18 Staple Street
SEVENTEEN MILE ROCKS, Queensland 4073
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