Trusted in over 135 countries worldwide, the RoadPod VT is the pinnacle of portable counters. With unmatched accuracy and reliability, the VT records individual vehicle data at the axle level, enabling highly detailed traffic analysis.
Leveraging over 30 years of MetroCount’s development expertise, this road tube counter offers unbeatable battery life, impressive data memory and remote data downloading.
The RoadPod VT uses two pneumatic tube sensors to accurately capture every vehicle axle. These time-stamped recordings are then processed to yield a comprehensive set of metrics, including vehicle volumes, speeds, classes, and traffic gaps. This simple yet thorough approach makes the RoadPod VT a versatile tool for diverse traffic data collection and analysis needs.
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Robust by Design
Engineered for multiple uses over years and years, this road tube counter is weather-resistant and guarantees dependable operation even in challenging outdoor settings.
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Mobile and Versatile
The RoadPod VT excels in short-term traffic surveys. Its easy-to-move design allows for quick setup across locations in your road network, providing reliable vehicle counts in diverse settings, from high-traffic highways to remote dirt roads.
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Minimal Upkeep, Maximum Accessibility
With a battery life of up to 4 years, the RoadPod VT ensures consistent vehicle count accuracy while minimising maintenance requirements. For quieter roads, remote access features allow convenient site monitoring and data retrieval from your office.
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Environmentally Conscious
By using natural rubber tubes, this vehicle counter reduces plastic waste while maintaining superior performance. Coupled with its low power consumption design, the RoadPod VT minimises its carbon footprint and delivers top-tier traffic data.
General
Hardware
Sensor type: Pneumatic tubes
Sensor spacing
80-120 cm
Time resolution
Better than 1ms
Memory
Up to 4 million axles
Battery
4 alkaline D cells
Battery Life
Up to 4 years of continuous use
Enclosure
Stainless steel road case and weather resistant inner case
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