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problem addressed : feedback to Crossing pedestrian the waiting pedestrian
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Illuminated Pushbutton
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    The illuminated pushbutton is a simple technology designed to provide immediate feedback to the pedestrian that the button is working and that the signal will change. Use of the illuminated button may reduce the number of pedestrians who cross against the signal because they have no indication that a standard push button is working. The illuminated button may also result in fewer pedestrians pushing the button multiple times since there is now an immediate response from the light, which can result in longer life for the push-button itself.


USAIlluminated Pushbuttons are currently installed in a number of Canadian cities including: Windsor, OT.


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Novax Industries Corporation

The product line of this company includes the pedestrian acknowledge device (PAD), a high intensity LED indicator, and a solid state push button with the LED indicator incorporated. The PAD is is designed to use existing pedestrian button wiring and is compatible with all controllers. The LED indicator has an intensity rating of 3000 mC and is designed to fit into any type of push button housing with a 1/4 inch mounting hole. The solid state push button, which includes the LED indicator, has no moving parts and is considered to be a reliable choice for environments with environmental extremes or vandalism.

These buttons are currently being used in a number of Canadian cities including Windsor, Ontario.

For more information on this product, including technical specifications, go to:
http://www.novax.com
or contact:

Novax Industries Corporation
658 Derwent Way
New Westminster, BC V3M 5P8
Phone: (604) 525-5644
Fax: (604) 525-2739
E-mail: general@novax.com



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