Catalog / Vehicle Guidance

Vehicle guidance is a powerful management tool that optimizes mobility inside a parking facility, giving users the information they need to park and find their vehicle quickly and effectively. For parking operators, it's an excellent tool for customer loyalty, reducing carbon-monoxide pollution and optimizing facility occupancy. This system operates through a network of camera-equipped sensors that can monitor up to 3 spaces per single-lens sensor (for side installations) and up to 6 per dual-lens sensor (for central installations), providing occupancy status and guiding drivers to a free space. An LED light also shows the occupancy status of each cell, and the system can locate a specific vehicle by its plate (LPR). This information is available to users via indicator screens and outdoor totems located throughout the facility. As an added benefit, it offers a video-surveillance module that monitors every parking cell at all times, ensuring security across the whole area. Guidance displays included (2-way and 3-way) - Support for 7 colors: red, green, yellow, blue, purple, cyan, white. - Icon displays: ↑, ↓, ←, →, ↖, ↗, ↘, ↙, Family, Disabled, Charging, Pregnant, Woman, Man, 〇, ╳, F, N, plus 10 spare icons for extended use. - Each numeric digit can show numbers 0 through 9. - Standard RS485/RJ45 communication. Reference pricing and quoting process The published value corresponds to an average reference price per parking space. It may vary depending on each project's specific conditions, since the system is made up of various elements whose quantity and configuration depend on the parking lot's layout: sensors, occupancy indicator displays, controllers, software and server. The structure supporting the sensor network, wiring, installation and system configuration must also be considered. Models included: DS-TCP440, DS-TCP506, DS-TVL121-3-5D_4, DS-TVL121-6-5D_4, DS-TVL121-9-5D_4, DS-TCL400-E. Want a formal quote? Write to us on WhatsApp at +573053501714 or email gerencia@pgscolombia.com with: project name, address and city; parking plans in PDF and AutoCAD; number of spaces to equip; average clear height between floor and ceiling; number of levels; number of main access points; photos and videos of the current space; desired technology type (plate-detection cameras or FishEye cameras); minimum required video-recording retention; whether a vehicle guidance system is currently in place; and estimated implementation date.