400.00$
Traffic signal lights, commonly known as traffic lights or traffic signals, are devices used at intersections and pedestrian crossings to control the flow of vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
They consist of multiple colored lights arranged in a specific sequence to indicate when vehicles and pedestrians should stop or proceed.
Electrical Traffic Signal Two Colors with Arrow Data Sheet
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Description
MTP Electrical Traffic Signal Two Colors with Arrow
Traffic signal lights are controlled by a centralized traffic management system or by individual controllers at each intersection.
Advanced systems may also incorporate sensors and cameras to detect vehicles and adjust signal timings dynamically to optimize traffic flow.
The use of traffic signal lights helps improve traffic safety, reduce congestion, and regulate the orderly movement of vehicles and pedestrians at intersections, thereby minimizing accidents and improving overall traffic efficiency.
This type of Electrical Traffic Signal Two Colors with Arrow is using in Cross, Intersection, and Road Construction work.
It is powered by 110-240 volt electricity line and because of using by LED lights, so its power consumption is very low (10 watts for each color).
Technical Specification,
- Dimension: 290*540*350 mm
- Body Material: Polycarbonate
- Power Supply : 110-240 volt
- Body Color: Black
- Lenz material: Polycarbonate with UV Stabilized
- IP: inside aspect 53 and inside the optical system 65
- Light luminous: 8000 mcd
- Lenz material: Polycarbonate
- Visible distance: more than 1 km
- Angle: 90 degree
Useful Points,
MTP is a manufacturer of Traffic Products and Smart Traffic Cameras & Radars.
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