Proximity Alert System
Prevent Collisions with PAS by Halo Technologies
PAS – Proximity Alert System represents a smart and proactive approach to accident prevention —a robust safety solution designed to protect both pedestrians and drivers. With its bilateral alarm system, Proximity Alert System provides audible and visual alerts, ensuring that everyone is informed of potential hazards. The implementation of our solutions helps maintain uninterrupted workflow by preventing unexpected casualties. OSHA
Key Highlights
- 360° Detection Capability
- Two Alarm Zones (Caution & Danger)
- Various Alarm Types and Volume Options
- Automatic Alarm Deactivation After Preconfigured Idle Time
- Automatic Alarm Deactivation Within Safety Zones
- Detection Exclusion Among Specific Tags
- Pedestrian Tag Deactivation via Driver Mode's Magnetic Key While Driving
- Manual Configuration and Updates via Toolkit Software
- Detected Orientation Display (Only Available with INDICATOR+)
Vehicle Tag
Controller – (Operator interface)
Pedestrian Tag
Belt Clip / Arm Band / Helmet Clip
Vehicle to Pedestrian (V2P)
Vehicle Tags detect Pedestrian Tags within a range of 1 to 30 meters. INDICATOR presents tag directions and sounds “watch out” or “danger.” Simultaneously, the Pedestrian Tag vibrates and beeps an alarm for Industrial accident prevention.
Vehicle to Vehicle (V2V)
Vehicle Tags detect other Vehicle Tags within a range of 1 to 30 meters. INDICATOR indicates tag directions and issues audible alerts like “watch out” or “danger.”
Zone Tag - Blind Zone
FLASHLIGHT ZONE TAG The zone tag is a smart strobe light equipped with UWB technology, designed to detect approaching vehicles fitted with a vehicle tag. When a vehicle enters the detection range, the zone tag activates both a visual strobe and an audible alert. It is ideal for areas where equipment operators or pedestrians may have limited visibility, helping improve overall workplace safety.
Idle Time
Beneficial for close-working drivers and pedestrians, the alarm automatically silences after a preconfigured idle period. It will not reactivate until either party moves out of range.
Driver Mode
Provides a quiet driving environment for drivers. By connecting a magnetic key inside the vehicle to an armband, the driver can mute the pedestrian tag. Exiting driver mode is as simple as removing the magnetic key from the armband.
Silent Zone
Creates a silent zone within a defined area. When the silent tag detects a pedestrian tag within the configured range, other pedestrian tags remain unaffected by nearby devices. They re-alert once outside the zone, making this feature ideal for small office spaces within warehouses and employee lounges for efficient Industrial accident prevention.
The strength of your operations lies in the safety of your equipment. With our state-of-the-art forklift safety gear, you’re not just moving materials—you’re moving forward with confidence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Commonly Asked Proximity Alert System Questions
How does a forklift proximity detection system work?
Proximity detection systems use technologies such as RFID, UWB, radar, LiDAR, ultrasonic sensors, or cameras to detect people, vehicles, or obstacles near a forklift and provide visual, audible, or vibration alerts.
What is the difference between warning and danger zones?
Warning zones alert operators and pedestrians when they are approaching each other, while danger zones indicate a higher-risk situation requiring immediate attention or corrective action.
Can proximity systems detect pedestrians around corners?
Depending on the technology used, some systems can provide advanced warnings even when pedestrians are not in the direct line of sight.
Will the system stop the forklift automatically?
Some advanced collision avoidance systems can slow or stop equipment, while others provide alerts only. Capabilities vary by system.