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WORK ZONE SYSTEMS

Smart Work Zone Products

Connected taper lamps, GPS markers, and traffic radar that turn a work zone into one monitored system you can see from anywhere.

USAFounded in California

200k+Units sold

20+Countries served

2013Founded

WHY IT MATTERS

A work zone runs on dozens of devices. Right now, none of them talk to each other.

pi-lit connects the whole zone: taper lamps, markers that pin your zone limits and equipment, and radar that reads traffic coming at your crew.

Connected work zone devices guiding traffic and reporting to one network

One Connected Zone, End to End

Connected lamps, GPS markers, and Doppler radar work together on one network.

Key Benefits

A connected taper, not just lamps

Every lamp links together into one synchronized, monitored taper.

Mark anything, anywhere

Standalone GPS and cellular markers pin zone limits or equipment locations.

See the traffic coming at you

Built-in Doppler radar reads speed and volume in real time.

Monitored from the cloud

Track every device and get alerted if one goes dark.

Publishes a WZDx feed

Your zone can broadcast to navigation apps, traffic centers, and connected vehicles.

PRODUCT OPTIONS

Build your connected work zone from core pieces.

Smart Taper Lamps

Connected warning and delineation lamps that light a synchronized lane closure or taper.

GPS Markers + Doppler Radar

Mark zone limits, tag equipment, and capture real-time speed and volume data.

Ubiquity through economy

Mass adoption happens when technology is affordable, simple, and connected. PI-LIT links work zone devices through one cellular modem so teams can monitor safety assets from the cloud.

FAQ

What's in the Smart Work Zone lineup?

Connected taper lamps, standalone GPS work-zone markers, and Doppler traffic radar, all on one network.

What makes the lamps smart?

They connect to each other and the cloud, so a full taper works as one synchronized, monitored system instead of a row of independent lights.

What are the markers for?

Marking the start and end of a zone, or tagging the location of any equipment. Each has its own GPS and cellular connection.

What does the radar do?

It reads the speed and volume of vehicles approaching your zone, giving you live traffic data for safety and reporting.

Can the data feed into other systems?

Yes. The whole zone publishes as a WZDx feed, the USDOT standard, so your data flows automatically to navigation apps, traffic management centers, and connected vehicles.