The CrossTalk is a rugged, integrated, compact, all-in-one advanced, solar powered lighting controller, flasher, auto-dimmer and scheduler. On-board cellular technology provides a secure cloud server connection offering real-time access from almost anywhere. CrossTalk controllers can be accessed and configured with a desktop computer, laptop computer, or any smart mobile device with cellular service to control a single sign or multiple signs in multiple locations. Designed for multiple applications, CrossTalk controllers are used for a variety of traffic & safety applications including school zone safety systems, bridge navigation beacons, cross-walk / pedestrian systems, speed/radar systems and more. Utilizing solar power and both cellular and short-range wireless connectivity, CrossTalk applications can be setup quickly and provide more functionality and flexibility than traditional “wired” systems. A single CrossTalk can control multiple nodes across an entire campus and provide web connectivity for schedules, status monitoring, diagnostics, and real-time control.

 

• Standard battery
• Compact all-in-one unit
• Clean designed control box means simple repairs
• Solar powered
• Control 24/7/365 with web-based interface
• Control a single beacon or multiple beacons in multiple locations
• Access via computer, smartphone or tablet to automatically send notifications:
  • low battery
  • sign orientation
  • beacon failure

 

CONTROL. MONITOR. MANAGE.

Whether your system is one or one hundred signs.

 

CrossTalk gives you control of multiple beacons in multiple locations from the comfort of your office or on the go through K&K’s web-based cloud software. Each CrossTalk unit has a network address switch that provides each CrossTalk unit with a unique address within the network that can be set easily by hand with no programming. Each unit’s address let’s you communicate with a specific CrossTalk unit. This setting also allows the user to designate a specific CrossTalk as the “primary”  to communicate to other CrossTalk units in the group. While independent control of each CrossTalk is still always available, grouping allows you to set the functions for multiple school signs or cross walks without having to program each individual unit.