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Conventional LED traffic lights

Conventional LED traffic lights

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     Division I professional production of conventional LED traffic lights, 200, 300, 400 sections of the traffic lights, the product features are as follows: meet the People's Republic of China GB14887 standard technical indicators; High brightness: LED assembly wick bright colors; low power consumption: only incandescent quarter, only 15VA; long life: up to 50,000 hours; dimming control: automatically adjusts the brightness according to environmental changes; limiting control: automatic calibration load current; brightness balancing: balancing current offers optical components specially designed circuit plus, light special uniform; strict aging: aging products by long power, more stable performance. Protection rating greater than IP53. 1. Off the optical properties of the light intensity distribution 1.2 1.1 chromaticity coordinates meet the requirements of GB14887 GB14887 compliance with the relevant requirements, including the function of defective color vision to be achieved observer provisions 2. Electrical performance 2.1 operating voltage AC220 ± 15% V 50 ± 2Hz 2.2 rated power single lamp 10M? Reach 50000h 3. Physics 2.4 Dielectric strength 1440VAC 2.5 ignition withstand life under normal conditions of use? Mechanical properties 3.1 of wind pressure in line with GB14887 the relevant requirements of 3.2 anti-vibration requirements in line with GB14887 requirements 3.3 protection class IP53 4. adapt to the environment is greater than 4.1 lights working environment temperature is -40ºСˉ50ºС, resistant to high temperature -40ºС and 4.2 + 80ºС test temperature when 25ºС, air relative humidity less than 95 %

Product Name 203 full screen lights

 Model WDM-JD203

 Product voltage AC 85-265V

 Product Power 22W

 Product size 250 * 850 * 140mm

 Translucent surface diameter 200mm

 Housing material PC

 Horizontal or vertical mounting equipment installed

 Protection class IP53

 Standard GB14887-2006

 2-year warranty

Product wiring brief description:

When you are connected to 220V voltage, the black wire to the zero line, the red line connected FireWire,

When you connect 12V voltage, the black wire to the negative, then positive red,

After power product red yellow and green according to set a good time automatic cycle conversion.


Technical Parameters

Red plateful: 90 LED, single brightness: 4360-5250, wavelength: 620-625nm, and down about perspective: 30 °, Power: ≤8W

Yellow plateful: 90 LED, single brightness: 4620-5545, wavelength: 592-594nm, and down about perspective: 30 °, Power: ≤8W

Green plateful: 90 LED, single brightness: 8667-10400, wavelength: 503-506nm, around and down Angle: 30 °, Power: ≤8W

Ambient temperature: -40 ℃ ~ + 80 ℃ Operating voltage: AC185V-265V 60HZ / 50HZ

Light Box Case Material: PC visual distance ≥300m


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