Zero Cable Traffic Detection

No Cable Pulls. No Conduit.
No Trenching. No Problem.

Semi- or Fully-actuated intersections in hours, not days.

Cable pulls through conduit and across span wire can turn a simple detection upgrade into a project delay. With our Zero Cable Detection Kit, you get everything you need to wirelessly actuate an intersection—no trenching, no delays, no surprises. It’s detection without the heavy lifting.

Zero Cable Traffic Detection Diagram

How it works:

Sensys Networks’ Zero Cable Traffic Detection combines our proven FlexMag3 wireless in-road sensors, a cabinet-mounted radio and antenna, and solar-powered repeaters to create a fully wireless detection network. Installers can core and configure a stopbar detection setup in just a few hours—without pulling any cables, trenching, or saw-cutting pavement.

Key benefits of Zero Cable Traffic Detection

Go from crowded or crushed conduit...

To quick and clean cable-free traffic detection.

FlexMag3 EZ-Out wireless traffic sensor

FlexRadio Cabinet Mount

A radio inside the cabinet with an antenna mounted to the top.

FlexRepeat Solar mounted

FlexRepeat Solar

One or more solar-powered repeaters on the control arms.

FlexRadio Cabinet Mount and Antenna

FlexRadio Cabinet Mount

A radio inside the cabinet with an antenna mounted to the top.

Real world results: City of Santa Fe, NM

How it works:

Sensys Networks’ Zero Cable Traffic Detection combines our proven FlexMag3 wireless in-road sensors, a cabinet-mounted radio and antenna, and solar-powered repeaters to create a fully wireless detection network. Installers can core and configure a stopbar detection setup in just a few hours—without pulling any cables, trenching, or saw-cutting pavement.

The City of Santa Fe, NM used Sensys Networks’ Zero Cable Traffic Detection to install full stopbar detection and signal actuation overnight—with no trenching and no delays.

Seal of The City of Santa Fe, NM

Ready to skip the cable drama?

Talk to our team about bringing Zero Cable detection to your city, work zone, or pilot project.