Attachment_8_SafePace 100 Installation Manual.pdf

This document is an installation manual for the Traffic Logix SafePace 100 radar speed sign system, providing comprehensive guidance on product setup, operation, and maintenance.

The SafePace 100 is a compact, lightweight radar speed sign designed for deployment in private and gated communities, corporate campuses, schools, construction zones, and residential neighborhoods. The sign weighs approximately 21-25 pounds depending on the power configuration and can be mounted in minutes using either standard pole banding or an optional Universal Mounting Bracket system. The manual covers three primary installation approaches: Standard Pole Banding Mounting (using stainless steel banding straps for 5-inch poles), Universal Mounting Bracket System (compatible with Telespar poles or flat surfaces), and mounting specifications requiring poles 12-14 feet high with the sign positioned 7 feet above ground. The document includes detailed site selection criteria emphasizing unobstructed line of sight to approaching vehicles, avoidance of trees and road signs that could block the radar field of view, and proper pole specifications (4-5 inch diameter circular metallic or wooden poles, or 2-inch Telespar poles). Three power options are available: AC power (100-240 volts with qualified electrician installation required), solar power (with rechargeable lithium batteries for backup during night and cloudy conditions), and battery power (one or more rechargeable lithium batteries). The solar panel must be mounted 10-12 feet high and angled 15 degrees above the installation site's latitude to face Solar North/South. Additional coverage includes sign operation via Bluetooth using SafePace Pro application or remote management through SafePace Cloud, opening and closing latch procedures with security keys, resetting procedures through power disconnection, and component replacement guidance. The product includes a two-year warranty on parts and labor (one year on batteries), excluding vandalism, abuse, and theft damage.