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Autodromo Do Algarve Installs Inis Warning Lights System Autodromo Do Algarve, based in Portmiao, Portugal the latest F1 standard race circuit in Europe has installed a full Inis wireless warning lights system in advance of the first LeMans ...
Published: Oct 2, 2009, 4:36 PM
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Autodromo Do Algarve Installs Inis Warning Lights System
Autodromo Do Algarve, based in Portmiao, Portugal the latest F1 standard race circuit in Europe has installed a full Inis wireless warning lights system in advance of the first LeMans Series 1000km of Algarve on the 1st August 2009.
The Autodromo Do Algarve is a fantastic facility developed to a very high standard with a truly exciting track layout. The installation of 27 Inis wireless lights along with the Inis Wireless Pit Light System and Central Control Centre Software in advance of the first night race brings a technologically advanced system to the facility also.
The solar powered wireless system provides each post Marshall with a remote control unit which can give the full range of local warning flags and the ability to call Red flags. In addition the Inis Control Centre Touch Screen Software provides the race director with total control of local and full course flags from Race Control.
In addition the Inis Wireless Pit Light & Sensor system adds Pit Entry and Exit lights along with a range of wireless track sensors to the system, ensuring the blue warning lights at pit exit automatically monitor car activity on the straight at all times.
Autodromo International do Algarve has been designed to be one of the best and most modern circuits in Europe, and will benefit from the best conditions of safety and comfort both for drivers and the public. The 64 different possible circuit layouts include those that have already been approved by the FIA for Formula 1 and by the FIM for Superbikes. With a full calendar of events including A1GP, Superbikes, GP2, FIA GT and the LeMans Series along with local series the facility is already making a name for a great racing and testing location. The upcoming LeMans Series 1000km do Algarve will further enhance this reputation.
Inis Motorsport Ltd is a world leading supplier of Wireless Race Track Warning Lighting and Race Track systems. Based in Cork, Ireland with operations in Indianapolis, Indiana and Portland, Oregon, Inis has customers on both the East and West Coast of the USA, as well as throughout Europe and the Middle East. For more details please see www.inis-motorsport.com
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