Traffic Safety Equipment

Yes, many of our traffic control cabinets, controllers, and detection systems are designed to meet or exceed NEMA TS1/TS2, Caltrans, FHWA, and TEES specifications. Products such as Econolite's NEMA and Safetran cabinets and 2070 series controllers are engineered specifically for these regulatory requirements.

Yes, many beacon and sign systems integrate with cloud-based platforms like Applied Information's Glance or JSF Technologies' ACMS, enabling remote scheduling, power monitoring, smart text/email alerts for failures, and over-the-air configuration updates without visiting the field site.

Solar power with battery backup is available for many beacons, signs, and remote monitoring devices, allowing off-grid installation. AC with battery backup and UPS enclosures are also offered for cabinet-powered equipment requiring continuous operation during outages.

Yes, systems like the Glance EVP System and Centracs Priority retrofit into existing traffic signal cabinets with self-locating hardware, requiring no major infrastructure overhaul. They use cellular and GPS technology, often with 900MHz radio redundancy, for reliable intersection clearing.

Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFBs) use a distinctive rapid, irregular flash pattern proven to significantly increase driver yielding at crosswalks compared to standard steady or slow-flashing beacons, making them especially effective for pedestrian safety at uncontrolled crossings.

Pricing for most traffic safety equipment is available on request due to project-specific configurations. Contact Traffic Control Corporation directly through our website or regional offices, and our technical sales team will help specify products and provide a custom quote.