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Instead of a single incandescent light bulb, the new LED lights feature a number of smaller lights assembled in one unit. Together, the numerous pinpoints of light from an LED lamp are brighter than a comparable incandescent lamp, and as much as 80 percent more energy efficient. While traditional incandescent traffic lamps use between 69 and 150 watts each, LED lights use between 10 and 25 watts, depending on size, color and type.
LEDs provide other cost benefits as well. When an incandescent traffic signal lamp fails, it burns out all at once, and incandescents typically need to be replaced every two years. The numerous pinpoints of light in an LED lamp, on the other hand, don't all burn out at the same time, and LED lamps can have a lifespan of up to ten years. Fewer burned out traffic signals means safer intersections, an important improvement in public safety. Agencies that have installed LEDs have discovered additional savings in traffic signal maintenance and lamp replacement costs because highway crews need to replace burned-out traffic signals less frequently. As an additional safety feature, brighter LED lights are more visible in foggy conditions.
Characteristic:
- Minimal electric Power usage: 5 to 15% of similar incandescent lamp
- Minimal maintenance: life span > 10 years
- Fast replacement
- Neutral condition when is off
- No phantom light effect
- Hermetic sealed
- Uniform light pattern
- Better visibility in long distances
- Last generation traffic led. ISO9002 compliant
- A burned led only decrease total light output by less than 5 %
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Unidad Optica 300 mm |
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The
optical units are in two sizes, 300 mm (12") and 200 mm (8") of diameter and
adapt to any box of standard traffic light, being obtained this way a fast and simple
spare part of the existing units. Aside from the common models full-screen and
arrow, also we made two exclusive models, these are the traffic light countdownt and the
traffic light arrow - cross monoscreen for toll points .
On the other hand, thinking
mainly about applications where it is preferred to use a battery as in the case of
signalling on vehicles or independent signalling by means of solar energy it is that we
have almost all the units in version 12 Vcc. The high light efficiency of leds compared
with incandescents bulbs makes the ideal solution for systems where the low power use is
preponderant. Also optionally for some applications it is that we arrange full-screen and
arrows with incorporated flasher inside the optical unit.
This flasher has adjustable time
by means of two pots located in the back cover of the unit. The times of on and off are
independent and are possible to be regulated between 0.1 and 2 seconds.
| Led traffic Light Models |
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Model |
Leds |
Color (nm) |
Intensity
(Candelas) |
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220 Vca. |
12 Vcc |
Fig. |
300
mm. |
Toll box arrow/cross |
60 -60 |
628 -505 |
216-150 |
5,5 - 9 |
D3220A-FX |
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1 |
| Full Red |
208 |
628 |
788 |
10 |
D3220A-TR |
D3012C-TR |
2 |
| Full Amber |
208 |
591 |
540 |
13 |
D3220A-TA |
D3012C-TA |
3 |
| Full green |
208 |
505 |
520 |
15 |
D3220A-TV |
D3012C-TV |
4 |
| Red Arrow |
60 |
628 |
216 |
6 |
D3220A-FR |
D3012C-FR |
5 |
| Yelow Arrow |
60 |
591 |
156 |
6 |
D3220A-FA |
D3012C-FA |
6 |
| Green
Arrow |
60 |
505 |
150 |
8 |
D3220A-FV |
D3012C-FV |
7 |
| Red
Counter |
208 |
628 |
788 |
15 |
D3220A-CR |
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8 |
| Green Counter |
208 |
505 |
520 |
25 |
D3220A-CV |
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9 |
200
mm. |
Toll box arrow/cross |
48-57 |
628 - 505 |
172 -142 |
4 - 6 |
D2220A-FX |
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10 |
| Full Red |
100 |
628 |
360 |
8 |
D2220A-TR |
D2012C-TR |
11 |
| Full Amber |
100 |
591 |
250 |
8 |
D2220A-TA |
D2012C-TA |
12 |
| Full green |
100 |
505 |
270 |
12 |
D2220A-TV |
D2012C-TV |
13 |
| Red Arrow |
48 |
628 |
216 |
5,5 |
D2220A-FR |
D2012C-FR |
14 |
| Yelow Arrow |
48 |
591 |
216 |
5,5 |
D2220A-FA |
D2012C-FA |
15 |
| Green Arrow |
48 |
505 |
216 |
7 |
D2220A-FV |
D2012C-FV |
16 |
Note : Ask for 110 Volts models
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