Campbell Company - Specialists in Pedestrian Signals Technology
Campbell Company is a leading American manufacturer of pedestrian signals. The Campbell Company crosswalk safety product line features the latest innovations in accessible pedestrian signals (APS), pedestrian push buttons, pedestrian stations, and pedestrian push button signs.
Accessible pedestrian signals are a specialty of the Campbell Company's product line. We offer two types of accessible pedestrian signals that can be configured in numerous ways to meet the needs of pedestrian crossing traffic engineers and individuals in the community.
Advanced Accessible Pedestrian System (AAPS)
AAPS represents the latest advance in pedestrian signals push button technology. Designed to better assist the visually impaired at pedestrian stations with audio, visual and tactile information, the AAPS is different from conventional pedestrian stations in that the system can be completely managed via a laptop or Internet connection.
Advisor APS
Advisor APS is a fully integrated pedestrian station (FIPS) that provides the pedestrian with visual, tactile and audible information about the intersection crossing at the pedestrian station.
Advisor is a simple solution to existing pedestrian crossings. Installation is quick and straight forward. Each Advisor APS is independent gathering information from the signal sent to the walk display while utilizing the existing wiring from the traffic control cabinet.
State of the Art 4 EVR Push Button
Push buttons manufactured by Campbell Company include the state of the art 4 EVR solid state Piezo based switching with audible and visual feedback. The Series push button line is a heavy-duty solid metal workhorse with a mechanical switch.
Our pedestrian stations are designed to provide a solid platform for signs and push buttons that are esthetically pleasing. We offer pedestrian signs that comply with the 2009 MUTCD in a variety of sizes and materials. Special mounting hardware is available for decorative poles and instances where the push button requires an extension for accessibility.
All Campbell Company pedestrian push buttons meet or exceed the guidelines of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA, FHWA, MUTCD) Crosswalk pedestrian safety, accessibility and durability are key factors in the design and manufacturing of all Campbell Company products.
