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| From: Felicia Parker (feliciap@duncanindustries.com |
| Subject: Kathy: Electronic vs. Mechanical | Date: 5/16/2017 1:11:12 PM |
| Dear Kathy; While we strive to keep parts available as long as possible, replacement parts for mechanical mechanisms become increasingly cost prohibitive and difficult,in some cases,to provide. The transition to electronic is inevitable as time goes on. The "roll out" method of converting mentioned by the Administrator works very well, many cities do it, which relieves budget constraints that tend to be associated with large purchases. There are many benifits that come with electronic meters,which were non-existant with mechanical meters, most of which are the reporting capabilities for revenue tracking, maintenance, programming, etc. If you would like to receive product information and features on electronic mechanisms and multi-space equipment, please let me know and we would be happy to assist you however we can. Good luck and I hope you find the equipment you need. Felicia Parker Duncan Parking Control Systems |