Answer:
The eSSL BG100 operates via dry contact trigger signals and provides dedicated onboard terminals for vehicle loop detectors, infrared photocells, air pressure switches, and an indicator lamp. It also interfaces with standalone access controllers, multi-door access control panels, and 25-meter remote controls (batteries are not included).
The main controller on the eSSL BG100 is engineered for broad integration across parking management systems, RFID vehicle tracking, and automated access networks using standard dry contact signaling.
Supported integration interfaces include:
- Dedicated Input Interfaces: Onboard terminal connections for inductive loop detectors, safety photocells, and pneumatic air switches.
- Signal Output: Dedicated output interface for 1 traffic signal or indicator warning lamp.
- Access Control Peripheral Integration: Compatible with standalone access readers, multi-door networked access control panels, and external manual push-button stations.
- Wireless Control: Supports handheld remote controls operating up to 25 meters line of sight (if batteries are required for remote transmitters, they are not included).
