We supply a variety of loop vehicle detectors for industrial use at IBIS Electro-Products Corp. These products are manufactured by such companies as Diablo Controls and NorthStar Controls. They come in a broad range of supply voltages, presence times, colours, weights, and visual designs. All of them live up to our company’s high standards of quality and reliability for sensing equipment.

Also known as inductive-loop traffic detectors, these devices are innovative parking solutions that detect vehicles passing or arriving at certain points, such as approaching a traffic light or in highway traffic. They operate by providing output signals to a control unit, like a gate or door operator, to open or close. They are useful for occupational health and safety purposes as well, in preventing gates or doors from closing on vehicles.

NorthStar is a premier parking and door-automation-control company based in Florida that offers a plethora of parking solutions, including vehicle detectors. The company has more than half a century of combined experience in this field, resulting in the most innovative and effective products, used for gate, traffic, and access control. We carry four designs of NorthStar loop detectors, each with easy-to-use controls and four selectable operating frequencies; every model is permanent-presence switch-selectable (with a factory setting of one hour) and works on any in-ground inductive loop from 20 to 1,500 microhenries.

IBIS also supplies five models of vehicle detectors by Diablo, as well as two types of detector racks. Common features of these loop detectors include easy-to-use controls, ten selectable sensitivities, failsafe or failsecure options, and a compact size. The DSP-6LP low-power detector is a unique variation designed for solar-powered applications; it is a micro-sized detector with no user settings that automatically configures itself when powered up.

We also offer related products like 11-pin wire harnesses and sockets. Give us a call to find out more about our product portfolio.

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