Electronic Railway Lookout System

Designed to enhance railway construction safety and operational efficiency, SENGATE's Electronic Railway Lookout System combines intelligent sensing, wireless communication, and real-time alert technology to replace or assist traditional manual lookout operations. The system significantly reduces the risk of human error, ensuring construction personnel receive immediate warnings before a train approaches.

Front-end detection devices continuously monitor train movements and automatically trigger alarm mechanisms — including audio-visual alerts and voice broadcasting — at a safe distance, giving on-site workers sufficient time to respond. The system is built for high reliability, low maintenance, and rapid deployment, making it ideal for temporary construction zones, long-distance track operations, and high-risk environments.

SENGATE's Electronic Railway Lookout System has been widely adopted in railway engineering safety protection, helping operators establish smarter, more automated construction safety management — delivering early warning, instant response, and reduced risk.

Electronic Railway Lookout System Basic Items

Specifications

Column Heights

1.5m

Transmitter Size

L25 X W25 X H150cm

Receiver Size

L25 X W25 X H150cm

IR Quantity

Twin

IR Detection Range

60m

PLC

V

Power Supply

110V/220V

Transmitter Power Consumption

1W

Receiver Power Consumption

25W

Operating Temperature

-25°C to +60°C

Solar Battery + Stainless Bracket

V

Communication Mode: MODBUS TCP+RS-485

V

Wireless Method–Lora

V

4G Router

V

Electromagnetic Compatibility

FCC/CE

HMI System

7"–10" TFT LCD Touch Panel Display
Ethernet 10/100 Base-T x 1
Mobile Push Notification
Far Remote Control
MQTT Communication

• 20 km ultra-long range early warning.
  4G wireless transmission, the communication range can exceed 20 km.
• Mobile design, easy to move to the next.
  Mobile system, 110/220V electricity or solar energy, and can be relocated to the next construction site after the current work is completed.
• Dual infrared sensors track train directions.
  Two sets of infrared sensors on one side perform logical analysis to determine whether the train is traveling southbound or northbound.
• Synchronized audio and push notifications in real-time.
  Audible alerts so that on-site personnel can recognize the train's direction. And also supporting app push notifications.
• Proactive alerts for equipment malfunctions.
  Automatically detect equipment malfunctions and provides connection interruption warnings.
• Wireless, battery-powered mobile broadcasting.
  Wireless, mobile alarm and broadcasting unit operates on battery power.