Wireless Warning System

Enhancing safety and confidence through smart alerts

The Wireless Warning System uses smart, cable-free technology to improve safety and reduce accidents in shared spaces where vehicles and pedestrians interact, such as car parks, loading zones, and industrial sites.

It detects vehicle movement and triggers bright visual or audible alerts to help pedestrians react sooner, reducing collision risk without costly trenching, hard-wired installation or operational disruption.

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FEATURES

Creating safer movement in high-risk environments

Visual and audible warnings

Flashing light and optional siren activate instantly to alert drivers and pedestrians

Adaptable system design

Configurable with magnetic, photo, PIR, or push-button sensors to suit any site requirement

Dual-direction detection

Vehicle direction sensors enable two-way alerting for entry and exit lanes

Wireless connectivity

RF signal links sensors and receivers up to 30m apart, without trenching or cabling between units

Flexible mounting

Options for wall or floor installation to suit different site layouts: car parks, gates, and roller-door entries

Low-maintenance system

Durable components designed for indoor and outdoor performance

Applications

Where Wireless Warning Systems perform best

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Carparks
Warehouse and factory entries
Loading bays
Logistics depots
Driveways
Blind corners & low-visibility exits
Shared pedestrian-vehicle zones
Access ramps
Roller-door areas

Product Specifications

Mounting
Wall or bollard configuration

Detection options
Magnetic, PIR, photo or manual push-button sensors

Receiver options
Flashing light and siren

Power
Sensors: Battery or low voltage powered (wireless RF communication)
Receiver: 240 V AC mains supply

Technical Specifications

Wireless frequency
447.9 MHz RF communication

Signal range
Up to 30 m line-of-sight

Illuminance
18 lux (standard)

IP rating
IP65 (weatherproof)

Operating temperature
-10 °C to +50 °C

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Is the Wireless Warning System compliant with Australian electrical and safety standards?

Yes. All components, including sensors, transmitters, and receivers, are designed to meet relevant Australian standards for low-voltage electrical safety, radio-frequency communication, and workplace safety systems.

Does the system need mains power?

Yes. The receiver units (flashing light or bollard) are powered by a 240 V AC mains supply. Sensors communicate wirelessly using RF signals and do not require trenching or cabling between units.

Can it be installed without major electrical work?

Yes. Only the receiver requires access to mains power; all other components communicate wirelessly, so installation is quick and low disruption.

Do I need an electrician to install it?

Yes. The receiver units are powered by 240 V AC mains and must be installed by a licensed electrician. Once installed, the sensors and transmitters connect wirelessly, so no trenching or additional cabling is required.

How does the system detect vehicle movement?

The system can use a range of sensor types, including magnetic, PIR (passive infrared), photo, or push-button transmitters, depending on the application. These detect movement, gate openings, or departures and trigger alerts via RF communication.

How far does the wireless signal reach?

The system operates on 447.9 MHz RF communication with an effective range of up to 30m line-of-sight between transmitter and receiver.

What type of alerts are available?

Receivers can feature bright flashing LEDs, audible sirens, or both. Different models (such as wall-mounted or bollard-style) allow the alert type to be matched to the site and safety requirement.

Can it be used outdoors?

Yes. All components are weather-resistant and designed for both indoor and outdoor use in car parks, loading areas, and industrial facilities.

What maintenance is required?

Maintenance is minimal. Periodically check that sensors are unobstructed, replace batteries in wireless transmitters when required, and test signal communication between devices. Components are modular and easily replaceable if damaged.

How long do the components last?

The system’s LED modules, sensors, and control units are built for long-term reliability and can operate for many years with minimal servicing.

Can it be upgraded or expanded?

Yes. Additional transmitters or receivers can be added later to cover new zones or entrances, allowing the system to scale with site needs.

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