For a high-throughput site, unattended weighing systems offer many benefits in accessibility, safety and cost reduction. Remember these best practices when considering an unattended weighing system.
Best Practices:
Unattended Vehicle Weighing
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1. Environmental protection
Choose components that are built to last. Select a stainless steel or fiberglass enclosure for lasting durability, even through years of rain, wind, and snow.
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4. Wireless advantages
Unattended terminals can now take advantage of secure wireless connections, aiding installation and adding flexibility to meet future needs.
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2. Automatic identification
RFID badges or magnetic strip card readers can instantly identify the driver or vehicle. Program custom menus based on ID presets for a streamlined user experience.
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5. Intuitive menus
Provide drivers with a system that is simple to operate. Touchscreens now offer viable, modern sophistication to provide clear instructions, better input accuracy, and faster transaction processing times.
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3. Smart integration
Connect automated traffic controls, intercoms, and even camera image captures for attachment to the transaction record.
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6. Software matters
Choose transaction management software with unattended operations in mind. Professional software can prevent headaches for years to come.