ISS Connects At PAWRS 2015 - Stand N28

Having launched its ground-breaking Cyclist Warning Display System Cyclear at last year's show, Innovative Safety Systems Ltd ISS returns to the Plant And Waste Recycling Show with a raft of high-spec vehicle safety products, designed and built in the UK. Reverse camera systems, LED vehicle lighting, Reverse radar systems, Hard Disk Recording DVR and bespoke safety products — ISS continually invests in research and development to bring new technological solutions to the waste industry and help vehicle operators improve the safety and security of their fleets.

Gavin Thoday, Managing Director, ISS said: It's great to be back at PAWRS. Since the introduction of the new Euro 6 vehicles we've had record-breaking sales across all our products and Cyclear is becoming firmly established as the leading cyclist safety system for the waste sector in the UK with growing interest from overseas. We design and build as much of our equipment in house as we can and we only invest in high specification products that meet our stringent standards. We will soon be launching more game-changing products into the market place so the next 12 months promises to be just as busy and that's the way we like it.

Record sales and growing demand as Cyclear establishes market lead

The LANlink system is going down a storm with ISS clients because it has been developed to help provide peace of mind for waste vehicle operators. Designed to work in harmony with Hard Disk Recording DVR systems, LANlink enables recorded footage to be downloaded remotely and automatically, by WiFi, as each vehicle returns to the depot.

Cyclear is being adopted by an increasing proportion of local authorities and private sector operators and financial projections are on target to achieve sales of 2.5 million this year in the UK alone. Grant Taw, Transport Compliance Manager City of London Contract, Amey said: The build quality of Cyclear is better than the majority of its competitors and the system usability keeps things simple without adding confusion or over complicating the information being fed back to the driver.