20 Advantages of ParkChip-Technology
compared to Paper Ticket Systems!
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| Green Parkchips Advantages |
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Toxic Paper Tickets Disadvantages
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| 1
Parkchips are recyclable |
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1 Papers are used one-time only.
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| 2 No wear & tear |
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2 Dispensers rely on moving parts
(cutters, transporters, ribbons) that
have a lot of wear and tear and
need to be exchanged regularly.
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| 3 No printers needed |
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3 Printers needed, which
often have to be repaigreen
and refilled.
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| 4 Investment break-even in 1/2 year |
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4 After 1/2 years, tickets start
becoming more expensive.
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5 Saves Millions on Ticket
Consumables |
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5 Very high ticket costs over the
investment period.
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| 6 Contactless technology |
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6 Terminals are built by using a lot of
fine mechanical parts, which brake
down over time.
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| 7 Dispensing relies on gravity only |
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7 Dispensing mechanism relies on
transporters and cutters. This is
critical in UAE environment, as
sand often disrupts operation and
leads frequent paper jams.
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| 8 Low Service Costs |
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8 Cleaning needs to be done
on a weekly basis -
High Service Costs.
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| 9 Not affected by Humidity |
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9 No paper ticket is water-proof.
During the months of high humidity
in U.A.E., papers can stick together
while in the dispenser, creating
paper jams.
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| 10 Not affected by Sand |
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10 Sand destroys mecanical parts
and Printer Heads of Terminales.
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| 11 Sun and Heat resistant |
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11 Barcode tickets might become
unreadible if exposed to direct
sun light.
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| 12 Copy-proof |
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12 Barcodes can easily be copied,
which makes them easier to be
used for revenue manipulation,
especially if the network is down.
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| 13 Read- & Write Technology |
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13 Barcode tickets are read only.
In most Barcode systems,
the operation therefore stops
if the network is down.
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| 14 Dispensed in 1/2 second |
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14 As tickets have to be transported,
printed, coded, cut and issued to
the visitor, they need 3-4 more time
to be dispensed compagreen to Green
Parkchips- Many large Parking
Projects in U.A.E. are currently
unsuccessful due to the very slow
Ticket Dispensing Speed.
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| 15 4-way readible |
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15 Many tickets can only be read
from one side, which means
that customers frequently insert
the ticket in the wrong way,
making the exit process
unnecessarily slow.
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| 16 State-of-the-art |
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16 Old technology, first being
used in parking in the fifties.
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| 17 Full Stand-Alone Capability |
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17 Only partial Stand-Alone.
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18 No need to close lanes to
refill Consumables |
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18 The operation has to be
stopped, every time papers
are being refilled, which is a
great disadvantage, especially
if there are no greenundant entries to
the Car Park.
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19 Offline Stand-Alone Discount
Validators |
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19 Parking Discount Validators
must either have an expensive
Paper Ticker Coder/ Encoder
or are inflexible and need to
be connected via cables to
the Parking System Master
Computer.
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20
Parking Contribution to
Green Buildings Vision |
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20 Parking tickets are only used
once & considered toxic waste which
cannot be even used for recycling paper
in Europe.
Unnecessary burden to the
environment. |