Detect or Command
A sensor, pushbutton or control input initiates the traffic sequence.
Standalone traffic lights, warning beacons and controlled right-of-way systems for pedestrian and vehicle movement.
Best fit: Straightforward visual traffic control and right-of-way signaling.

Standalone traffic lights, warning beacons and controlled right-of-way systems for pedestrian and vehicle movement.
The exact sequence is configured for the application, but the system logic commonly follows this pattern.
A sensor, pushbutton or control input initiates the traffic sequence.
Logic determines which approach receives the stop or proceed indication.
Red/green lights, beacons and optional audible alerts clearly communicate right-of-way.
Signals restore to the normal state when the sequence is complete.
The final bill of materials depends on the site, but these are common components in this solution family.
Signal visibility, approach direction, normal/default state, timing, sensor placement and whether signals are advisory or part of a controlled crossing should be defined before hardware selection.
The final design depends on traffic, visibility, equipment and operating logic, but these are common application types.
Warehouse intersections
Blind doorways
Vehicle travel lanes
Pedestrian crossings
Simple stand-alone warning applications
Many applications combine more than one SOS solution family.
A crossing, blind spot, dock, traffic control or mobile equipment problem may use more than one SOS solution family. SOS can help evaluate the application before you choose the technology.
Share the traffic pattern, facility area or operating challenge and SOS can help evaluate the right combination of technology and controls.