Fortran's General Traffic Equipment listing features the PB-3-1000 pedestrian pushbutton. This is a user-operated pedestrian-call device, with product information describing its switch, housing and mounting arrangements. Its role should be distinguished from an accessible pedestrian system or an automatic presence detector when preparing a crossing equipment enquiry.
The PB-3-1000 documentation describes a replaceable momentary switch, a removable rubber actuator dust cover and a gasket between the cover and housing. It also identifies mounting arrangements for flat or curved surfaces, with an accessory spacer for flat installations. The exact housing, wire entrance and mounting details should be checked against the intended installation rather than inferred from the front appearance of the button.
For a replacement, provide the existing button code, mounting surface and connection arrangement. For a new crossing, identify the required user interaction and any separate audible, visual or tactile feedback equipment. Ask Fortran to confirm the current model and accessories so the pushbutton can be considered alongside the rest of the pedestrian-call and signal equipment.
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