According to the Building Code, the "Road Goods Transport" law and the Dutch Tunnel Act (2006), business entrances, entrances, tunnels and infrastructure must meet strict safety requirements and regulations. The government strictly enforces this, closing infrastructure causes significant delays and dangerous situations. Causing accidents results in damage to vehicles and infrastructure, which can lead to high fines and damage to reputation. Within the industry, occupational health and safety legislation and insurance also play an important role. Clearance height detection systems help to reduce the risks of damage or injury.
Examples of applications include approach lanes for tunnels, bridges and overpasses, as well as toll gates and parking garages within the public sector. In industry, these systems can be integrated into access systems at industrial sites, as well as in production halls, warehouses and distribution centers where passages with limited headroom require fire doors or high-speed doors.
Sensor Partners' clearance height detection systems use sensors to detect excessive vehicles and loads early, regardless of conditions. The system identifies safety hazards and automatically generates alarms, which are fed back to a signaling system (display, signal tower, stop light and/or audible alarm). Thus, proactive action can be taken to reduce damage or injury.
Sensor Partners uses high-quality and robust sensors that reliably detect vehicles and loads without contact over a wide range. By integrating the system data with other systems such as DCS, SCADA, PLC control, building management systems, MES, ERP or TMS, one obtains continuous insight into the data and current situation.
