iCone Connected Tech Pin

iCone Products LLC
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The iCone Connected Tech Pin sensor can be dropped anywhere to let the world know where your workers are located.

  • Designed to fit into any traffic cone
  • Established the location of the cone and transmits it to state and private transportation management groups
  • Drop one or more pins into cones along your work zone to outline work area for traffic centers and approaching drivers
  • Rechargeable batteries with solar assist


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