Car Park 3
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Planning and design
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In the planning process, the displays are positioned at the entrance and at each line.
The entrance display
(A)
shows all the available bays of the entire floor. The first branch display
(B)
shows the available bays on that particular lane. The displays
(C)
and
(D)
also show the
available bays from their lanes.
In this example, we do not have a display showing the available bays for disabled people.
However, it would be easy to add a separate display to the software, and we would recommend to
order some extra Carlo Gavazzi modules:
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one display
•
one display interface (SBP2DI48524)
•
one power supply as hardware for this extra feature.
If, for instance, 20 bays are designated as bays for disabled people, we have to point out these
bays in the configuration software to make them visible on the display.
Designing the lanes can be made in many ways. We always suggest an easy structure with a good
overview, which holds an extra margin for voltage drop, power consumption and any future
installation.
In the example shown ”above”, we have 6 lanes.
Lanes 1, 2, 3, 4
and
5
each have two lines with
45 bays per line, totalling 90 sensors per lane.
Lane 6
has one line with 27 bays.
The cable length calculated is 135 m (435 feet), so there is a margin for both voltage drop and
power consumption calculations.
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