Remote Traffic Light Controllers

Yes, these controllers are proven in the field, with Econolite reporting over 10,000 units and 40+ systems deployed across various municipalities. They comply with NEMA TS1/TS2, ATC, and Caltrans standards, ensuring reliable intersection management, signal timing accuracy, and safe traffic flow in real-world urban and highway conditions.

Most agencies require compliance with NEMA TS1 or TS2 specifications, Advanced Transportation Controller (ATC) standards, and, in California, Caltrans TEES 2009 or 2020 requirements. These standards ensure interoperability between controllers, cabinets, and existing intersection hardware across jurisdictions.

The Cobalt Series uses a Linux-based OS with a hardened 7-inch touchscreen GUI built for mobile computing environments, while the 2070LX Series is an open-architecture ATC platform configurable for Caltrans, NEMA TS1, and TS2 Type-1/Type-2 applications, offering broader legacy compatibility.

Yes. Econolite's ATC-compliant controllers and EOS Traffic Control Software are designed to integrate with intelligent transportation system (ITS) infrastructure, enabling centralized monitoring, adaptive signal timing, and data sharing across municipal and regional traffic networks.

TCC provides factory-trained field service, onsite troubleshooting, product and systems training, and access to Econolite's technical support and documentation. This ensures agencies receive ongoing assistance for installation, configuration, and long-term maintenance of their controllers.

Compatibility depends on cabinet type and wiring. The 2070 Series and ATC Controller Modules are designed to fit Caltrans 2070, 170, and 170E cabinet specifications, while NEMA TS1/TS2-compliant units work with standard NEMA cabinets, minimizing the need for full cabinet replacement.