Is solar signal really 'not afraid of cold'?

Is solar signal really 'not afraid of cold'?

Road safety travel has always been a concern for everyone. With the increase of private cars, the requirements for transportation facilities have become increasingly high. However, if you use an intersection with high traffic volume but no traffic lights, what can you think?

The phase of solar signals can be divided into single phase and multi phase solar signals. According to the common types displayed on the screen: single, double, and triple solar powered mobile signal lights, which are key applications in special situations such as road emergencies, construction intersections, and peak school hours for students. They are efficient, convenient, and simple, easy to move and control, and are conducive to traffic congestion and safety issues.

At present, movable solar powered traffic lights are starting to "stand guard" at intersections in many urban areas. These types of traffic lights have energy-saving and flexible characteristics, which can greatly alleviate the working pressure of traffic police. During the day, solar panels supply power to the traffic lights, while the extra energy also charges the battery. On cloudy, rainy days and nights, the battery supplies power to the traffic lights, enabling them to operate continuously

Product characteristics:

1. Solar powered traffic signal machine is a signal indicating product that converts solar energy into electrical energy. It is composed of key components such as solar cells, controllers, traffic signals, maintenance free batteries, and signal lights.

2. The light source adopts bright LED, and the emitted light is monochromatic, so there is no need to use monochrome chips to generate red, yellow, and green signal colors.

3. Working environment: temperature -30 ℃~+70 ℃,

Relative humidity 45-95%

The solar signal is suitable for road sections:

1. Suitable for traffic intersections with inconvenient access to electricity in the surrounding area, without the need for external power sources, using solar energy and batteries to operate independently;

2. Applied to isolated traffic intersections in construction sections;

3. When the traffic signal system at the intersection encounters problems and cannot operate normally;