LED panels and traffic lights
A driver who doesn’t know where to go blocks the entrance. The LED panel shows them their plate, the dock number and their place in the queue — with no call to a dispatcher.
Three different jobs, three different devices
The simplest is a two-aspect traffic light at the barrier: red and green, nothing more. On a fully automated entrance it is always required — the driver must see without any doubt whether they may proceed.
A programmable 30 × 30 cm panel handles a short message: a dock number, an instruction, a warning. It’s used where the driver is sent somewhere after check-in.
The 64 × 64 cm panel can carry the whole queue. It alternately shows the licence plates of vehicles waiting in the car park and the dock they should pull into. Together with the Logistics module, this makes most calls to the dispatcher disappear.
Typical content
- The licence plate of the vehicle that’s next
- The number of the dock or holding area
- Place in the queue
- Countdown to the barrier lifting
- Operational warnings and prohibitions
LED panel datasheet
What people ask most often
What are LED panels at the entrance for?
The driver learns what to do without getting out: where to go, which dock, why they’re waiting. The panel is connected to the control system, so it shows the real state — not a static sign.
Are the panels readable in sunlight?
Yes, the outdoor version has high brightness for direct sunlight, IP65 protection and automatic brightness control based on ambient light.
What can appear on the panel?
Text, dock numbers, a vehicle’s licence plate, arrows and pictograms — the system controls the content according to the situation. Full-colour matrix variants can show anything, and a traffic light adds an unambiguous go/stop instruction.
Interested in LED panels and traffic lights for your operation?
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