ParkOne

ParkOne 2 sets the standard for how a modern electronic parking disc should work and look. The new parking disc is based on the incredibly popular ParkOne and is the result of consumer feedback and many hundreds of test hours. Like its predecessor, ParkOne 2 was designed by designer John Sebastian. The design is minimalistic and elegant, and emphasis has been placed on visually making it as thin as possible. The inner display is angled, so it is easy to see and read the numbers. One centrally located button on the back simultaneously balances functionality and complete form to a degree rarely seen in product design.

Wave goodbye to parking fines caused by your gross forgetfulness. This ParkOne Solar does not run out of battery.

This smart electronic p disc from ParkOne is equipped with a rechargeable battery that is charged with 100% solar energy, so you never have to change the battery. When you park your car, the dial switches to the nearest neighbourhood, and it automatically switches between winter and summer time. You'd think it was specially designed for those of us who forget everything.

It is actually so specially designed that the designer behind it, John Sebastian, has spent 3 years developing it. He has worked hard for 3 years, day and night, to make sure you can get this smart, electronic parking disc for your car, so the least you can do is buy it.

ParkOne 2 sets the standard for how a modern electronic parking disc should work and look. The new parking disc is based on the incredibly popular ParkOne and is the result of consumer feedback and many hundreds of test hours. Like its predecessor, ParkOne 2 was designed by designer John Sebastian. The design is minimalistic and elegant, and emphasis has been placed on visually making it as thin as possible. The inner display is angled, so it is easy to see and read the numbers. One centrally located button on the back simultaneously balances functionality and complete form to a degree rarely seen in product design.