Ultrasonic bay sensors
A sensor above each bay detects occupancy and drives the red or green indicator light below it.
Parking guidance systems in Pakistan
Resco designs and installs parking guidance systems that direct drivers to free bays using ultrasonic sensors, LED indicators and entrance displays, for malls, offices, hospitals and airports across Pakistan.
Overview
A parking guidance system built from bay sensors to entrance displays
A parking guidance system tells a driver where a free bay is before they reach a full aisle. Resco fits each bay with an ultrasonic detector and a red or green LED indicator, so occupancy is visible at a glance, while loop detectors at entrances and ramps count vehicles in and out to keep the whole system in step with the actual car park.
Because the system is modular, Resco scales it from a single small car park to a multi-level, multi-zone deployment for a mall, office tower, hospital, hotel or airport, with entrance and zonal displays summarising availability by level or section rather than by individual bay.
- Ultrasonic detectors and red/green LED indicators fitted per bay
- Loop detectors at entrances and ramps to count vehicles in and out
- Entrance displays summarising availability by level or zone
- Modular design for malls, offices, hospitals, hotels and airports
Components
What a Resco parking guidance installation includes
Resco specifies the sensor and display mix level by level, depending on the layout of the car park.
Loop detectors
Loop detectors at entrances, exits and ramps count vehicles to keep zonal counts accurate through the day.
Zonal displays
Displays at aisle entrances show how many free bays remain in that zone, reducing unnecessary circling.
Entrance displays
A summary display at the car park entrance shows overall or per-level availability before a driver enters.
Modular controllers
Controllers and cabling are designed so additional bays, zones or levels can be added without redesigning the system.
Integration-ready wiring
Guidance system wiring and network points are planned alongside ticketing and barrier equipment where both are specified.
Integration
Parking guidance working with ticketing and access control
Resco designs parking guidance to sit alongside the other systems it installs, rather than as a stand-alone product.
- Zonal counts stay consistent with entry and exit counts from a car park ticketing system on the same site
- Guidance displays can be positioned to route visitor traffic away from staff or reserved bays managed by access control
- CCTV coverage of entrances and ramps can be reviewed alongside loop detector counts
- Guidance system cabling shares containment and network infrastructure with other building systems
Principal brand
Parking guidance equipment Resco supplies
Resco supplies and installs parking guidance equipment from AKE, alongside its own design and integration work.
Across Pakistan
Parking guidance installation in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad
Resco installs parking guidance systems from its head office in Karachi and regional offices in Lahore and Islamabad.
Karachi
Resco fits parking guidance into Karachi's malls and commercial towers, where multi-level car parks along I.I. Chundrigar Road and at retail sites benefit from zonal displays that cut down circling at peak times.
1st Floor, Fasih Villas, Block-4,F.B. Area, Karachi
+92 21 36378960–2Resco in Karachi
Lahore
From the Gulberg regional office, Resco specifies parking guidance for commercial buildings and housing societies across Lahore, sizing the sensor and display layout to each site's entrances and ramp arrangement.
Leeds Plaza, Main Boulevard,Gulberg 3, Lahore
+92 42 35164194Resco in Lahore
Islamabad
The Blue Area regional office supports parking guidance projects for government and institutional buildings in Islamabad, with reach into Rawalpindi for sites needing clearer bay-level visibility.
M-7, M. Gulistan Khan House 82-E,Fazal-ul-Haq Road, Blue Area, Islamabad
+92 51 2275511Resco in Islamabad
How Resco delivers
How Resco delivers a parking guidance system
Every parking guidance project follows the same lifecycle Resco applies across its systems.
Assess
A site survey maps entrances, ramps, levels and bay counts, and identifies existing cabling and any ticketing or barrier equipment already on site.
Design
Sensor and display layouts, zone boundaries and wiring diagrams are drawn up before procurement, matched to the car park's traffic flow.
Install and commission
Sensors, indicators, displays and controllers are installed and tested against the design, including loop detector counts.
Support
Optional ongoing maintenance keeps sensors, displays and network links running as the car park is used.
An ultrasonic sensor mounted above each bay detects whether a vehicle is present and drives a red or green LED indicator. Loop detectors at entrances and ramps count vehicles in and out to keep zonal and entrance displays accurate.
Yes. Resco surveys the existing layout, cabling and ramps first, then designs the sensor and display layout around what is already in place, adding containment and network points where needed.
Yes. Resco can combine parking guidance with a car park ticketing system and parking barriers so occupancy, entry and exit are managed as one system rather than separately.
Malls, office towers, hospitals, hotels and airports are the most common sites, where guidance reduces the time drivers spend searching multi-level or multi-zone car parks for a free bay.
Resco offers optional ongoing support and maintenance for parking guidance systems, covering sensors, displays and network links after commissioning.
Get a parking guidance proposal
Ask Resco for a parking guidance system proposal for your car park in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad or elsewhere in Pakistan.