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Warehouse Traffic Sensor Systems
Automated warning systems for pedestrians & forklift drivers
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"You have a ton of ways to use sensors and alarms to make your operation safer. Systems can mount on racks, ceilings, dock areas and elsewhere. Options include infrared systems, sensors that warn through a door or wall, signs, mirrors and more. We can help you find the right sensor for your situation - call today!"
Brad, Employee-Owner Since 2013
Account Executive
- Pedestrian-forklift can occur in busy facilities where people and industrial traffic mingle - especially warehouses
- Warnings include flashing lights, projected lights or text, signs, sensor-driven text, audible warnings and more
- Where do you need protection? Intersections, corners, blind areas or shipping docks. Anywhere collisions could happen
Reduce danger by warning pedestrians and drivers in your most dangerous areas
Injuries are commonplace when forklift drivers, plant workers, and equipment operators cannot see traffic around corners, in aisles, or through doors. Blind spots, corners and intersections are particularly dangerous. Help prevent injuries and equipment damage with sensor/warning systems that help notify drivers and people on the plant floor of potential danger. Workers may be alerted of oncoming traffic through bright red flashing lights at the end of aisles, on the dock, and at dangerous intersections. Combine automation with training to help drive true safety enhancement in your plant.
Sensors and warning devices don't replace human caution; they enhance it
The use of this or any warning device does not insure that all drivers or pedestrians will observe
or react to a warning signal. Never take the right-of-way for granted. It is the responsibility of the
operator to proceed safely before entering an intersection, driving in traffic, backing in or out of a
tight location, driving in or around traffic lanes or near pedestrian walkways.
Effectiveness is dependent on observation and reaction
to the warning. It is also important to follow all manufacturers'
instructions when installing this equipment. It is the user's responsibility to understand the
functionality of any warning device and obey all regulations regarding safe
operation of a fork truck as written by OSHA.