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CocoonTech visited with Dakota Alert during CES 2010. This company, located in South Dakota, make wireless remote motion sensors and vehicle sensors which caught my eye as it will interest a lot of our forum members.
The first product shown was a wireless vehicle detector, the WPS-3000. The sensor looked like a typical sensor, that is designed to be in the ground along a driveway, but on the end of the included direct burial 50 ft cable was a transmitter box that operates on a single nine volt battery.
Upon detection of a vehicle this box will send a signal to a receiver box (shown below). The range is 600 ft (depending on terrain).
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CocoonTech visited with Dakota Alert during CES 2010. This company, located in South Dakota, make wireless remote motion sensors and vehicle sensors which caught my eye as it will interest a lot of our forum members.
The first product shown was a wireless vehicle detector, the WPS-3000. The sensor looked like a typical sensor, that is designed to be in the ground along a driveway, but on the end of the included direct burial 50 ft cable was a transmitter box that operates on a single nine volt battery.
Upon detection of a vehicle this box will send a signal to a receiver box (shown below). The range is 600 ft (depending on terrain).
Click here to view the article
