NEW! MetroCount’s MC5810 Loop Classifier using paired inductive loops to give time-stamped, accurate length-based classification and speed of every vehicle
We are pleased to announce the release of MetroCount's new loop classifier: the MC5810. This new product is packed with innovations to completely revolutionize the use of inductive loops for classifying vehicles.
As with MetroCount's other axle-based classifiers, the MC5810 uses the time-stamping approach, precisely logging and retaining the start and end of every vehicle. And as always with MetroCount, it is supplied with MetroCount's Traffic Executive™ software at no extra charge!
MC5810 Data Logger
MC5810 Features
- Length-based vehicle classifier, using MetroCount's proven time-stamping technology.
- Uses paired inductive loops giving highly accurate length and speed of every vehicle.
- Raw data fully compatible with the complete range MetroCount's Traffic Executive™ reports.
- Internal 6V battery for a minimum of 180 days continuous use.
To download the MC5810 product flyer, click here... (PDF format, 1.1M)
For special information on MetroCount's MC5810 Loop Classifier, click here.
- Accessories
- Specifications
We provide a range of accessories for the MC5810, to facilitate installation and reliable operation.
Breakout board.- 36Ah external alkaline battery pack.
- Roadside cabinet.
- Connectors, cabling and tools.
- DIN rail mounting hardware.
- Loop Simulator for testing.
| Note: specifications may be subject to change | |
| Storage Capacity | up to 250,000 vehicles per lane |
|---|---|
| Number of Lanes | 2 |
| Power Requirements | 6V internal alkaline battery, with optional 6-18V external supply |
| Internal Battery Life | 180 days continuous use, or 5 years as backup for external supply |
| Optimum Loop Size | 2m x 2m |
| Optimum Loop Spacing | 5m |
| Operating Temperature Range | -10 to 60°C, 14 to 140°F |
| Loop Inductance Range | 50 - 500µH (150µH optimum) |
| Loop Oscillator Range | 45 - 65kHz |
| Power Consumption | less than 20mW |
| Data Storage | Flash memory, with up to 10 years retention |
