TMA-3B3

Base your cycling policy decisions on data.

The TMA-3B3 combines radar and lidar to accurately count bicycles and measure their speed on bike paths. Its installation is simple, fast and safe.

It is available in three different housings:

– The TOTEM contains the sensor, the battery, the modem and the solar panel in an all-in-one elegant coated stainless steel casing, making it easy to install, robust and fully autonomous;

– The standard housing, for mobile applications, with a vandal resistant casing

– The compact housing, for mobile applications, with a reduced size casing

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Operation and strengths

Installed on a mast, the TMA-3B3 combines two technologies to provide optimal counting accuracy on the bike path.  It is indeed able to count the number of cyclists in a group and to measure their individual speed.

  • 97 % accuracy at peak hours (compared to manual counting)
  • Non-intrusive
  • Autonomous and mobile (can be powered by solar energy)
  • Consistent performance day and night
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Technical features

 

Detection direction
bidirectional
Size of unit
  • Standard housing: L 230 x H 245 x D 270 mm (excl. mounting bracket)
  • Compact housing: L 68 x H 99 x  D 150 mm (incl. connector)
  • Totem: L 463 x H 2600 x D 259 (incl. solar panel)
Weight
  • Standard housing: sensor 3 100 g, 5 m cable incl./mounting bracket: 750 g
  • Compact housing: 475 g/bracket: 435 g/5 m cable:450 g
  • Totem: 50 kg
Protection degree
IP65
Mount specific mount provided, adapted M8
Operating temperature range
from -20 °C to +60 °C
Power supply 12-16 V
Power consumption 130 mA @ 12 VDC
Frequency K-Band – 24.165-24.235 GHz + LIDAR
User input (settings)
RS-232
User output
RS-232 + 4G modem or storage on SD card

 

Use Case

Counting bicycles and measuring their speed on cycle paths in order to report traffic information to the public authority managing the cycle paths via a web platform.

The TMA-3B3, powered by solar energy, sends its data in real time via a GPRS network.

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