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Announcing TraxEye™ Marker Stud MkII

Check out the new testimonials from recent installations of the TraxEye marker stud

The TraxEyeTM Marker Stud MkII as been engineered with three new safety enhancements

• NEW Ultra-White Daylight Ring
The TraxEyeTM Marker Stud MkII's base, which is coloured a Hi-Visual Ultra-White, was slightly increased in diameter*. Therefore, the unit is more easily spotted during the day and night.

• NEW Improved Weather Resistance / Ease-of-Maintenance
The ring, was moulded with a carefully calculated bevel that gently slopes from the photo luminescent disk at its center to the ground. It begins dissipating precipitation, dirt, and debris from the unit as quickly as it accumulates. This new design makesTraxeyes virtually maintenance free.

• NEW Optional Hi-Visibility Safety Colours
The base of the TraxEyeTM Marker Stud MkII is now offered in different safety-enhancing colours. Hi-Visual Ultra-White remains its standard production colour. Hi-Visual Safety Yellow and Hi-Visual Warning Red can be special ordered.

The idea behind the different colour options is simple. When used together, they act as a visual cue to warn the pedestrian or cyclist of an upcoming, but still unseen, change in path conditions (For instance, if a walking path or cycling trail turns a sharp bend and crosses a motorway, the pedestrian or cyclist is warned of the potential hazard ahead of time by the vivid red or yellow bases of the units mounted in the vicinity).

*Even after these big changes, the TraxEyeTM Marker Stud MkII maintains its small size. In fact, it's dimensions have changed very little on the whole. It's diameter now measures in at 70mm and gains a minimal 2mm in height from the previous version for a total height of 7mm. While wider in diameter than its predecessor, the TraxEyeTM Marker Stud MkII keeps an extremely low profile which prevents it from being a trip hazard. Also, the unit's overall size remains less than a quarter of the size of an average human footprint. This important ratio is needed to prevent slipping if the unit is trod on.


Common Areas of Application

Savvy businesses and public interest groups, tired of seeing their monthly operating budgets hammered by exorbitant energy costs, have turned to Gibs 2000 Ltd and it's TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System for retro-fitting and future illumination needs. Gibs 2000 Ltd customers include British Waterways in Lincolnshire, SusTrans, and National Heritage, to name a few. Examples of common areas of application are:

• National Parks and Historical Monuments*
• Cycling and Pedestrian Pathways
• Waterways
• Caravan Parks
• Interior/Exterior Commercial and Industrial Hazard Areas

*The TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System is currently installed on The Stanks section of the Berwick Ramparts. English Heritage has contracted with Gibs 2000 Ltd for the use of it's TraxEyeTM Safety Illumination System to highlight the edge of the pathway atop the ramparts, making the area safer for uninvited guests visiting at night

Last updated 16/1/10


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 How it works
 TraxEyes primary aim is to ensure a safe route can be seen in instances of low or no light.

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Applications
 From canals, pathways, cyclepaths, caravan sites and parks, TraxEye has many uses to help ensure safety for the public.

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Frequently asked questions
 Everything you need to know



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 How to install
 A simple guide to installing the TraxEye marker stud


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Company news
 TraxEyes new clippings, editorials and important announcements


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Client testimonials
 Site installations and
ongoing trials

 

 

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