Where Wireless Magnetic Sensors Are the Right Choice
Open-air surface car parks and rooftop parking
No ceiling exists for mounting sensors or cameras. No cabling runs across an active vehicle area are practical. Wireless magnetic sensors flush-mounted into the bay surface require no overhead infrastructure, operate on battery power for years, and communicate wirelessly across the full lot — making them the only practical guidance technology for exposed outdoor environments.
Retrofit installations in operational facilities
Adding guidance to a functioning car park without closing it, trenching floors, or running conduit between bays is a significant constraint. Wireless sensors require a single coring into the bay surface per sensor, no inter-bay cabling, and no ceiling mounting — making a phased retrofit across an active facility genuinely achievable without major operational disruption.
Street-side, kerbside, and on-street bay management
Individual bay monitoring on a public street or open lot, exposed to weather, vehicle loads, and temperature variation, requires a sensor designed specifically for outdoor conditions. Wireless magnetic sensors are built for this — rated for weather exposure, capable of detecting vehicle presence through varying surface conditions, and self-reporting battery status to the central platform.
