Sensys Networks Introduces Access Point Controller Card (APCC)
New Product Maximizes Flexibility — Minimizes Power Usage

BERKELEY, CA—August 1, 2011—Sensys Networks introduces the Access Point Controller Card (APCC)—the newest hardware addition to its VDS240 wireless vehicle detection universal platform. The APCC combines the “brains” of the Access Point with contact closure card functionality—in the cabinet—for maximum detection flexibility and minimal power usage (less than 1W).

Able to integrate with up to two digital radios (SPP) and isolator, the APCC doubles sensor coverage, reduces hardware usage, and enhances communications, backhaul, and data storage capabilities—with a minimal cabinet footprint. The APCC system provides enhanced flexibility for all detection dapplications and is well suited for large and complex intersections. 

“Our first deployment of the APCC in San Francisco at O’Shaugnessy Blvd. and Portola Dr.—a complex intersection with significant elevation differences on heavily trafficked approaches—proved highly successful in controlling the hilly intersection in frequently foggy conditions," says Michael Volling, Director of Product Management. “The addition of enhanced communications and data storage capabilities further streamlines hardware requirements — in the street and the cabinet.”

About Sensys Networks
Sensys Networks is the world’s leading provider of wireless traffic detection and integrated traffic data systems. Our universal platform delivers the most dependable, flexible, and cost-effective solution on the market today. Our patented, wireless magnetic sensors—with an unprecedented 10-year battery life—install in a fraction of the time, with far less disruption to traffic than traditional detection technologies. Deployed in more than 40 U.S. states and 10 countries, the Sensys Networks wireless vehicle detection system is the technology standard for the world’s largest traffic data
systems.