LED Traffic Lights



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LED Traffic Lights
LEDtronics® announces 12-inch (300mm) Type 1 and Type 2 TrafficLED™ direct incandescent replacement lamps designed to accommodate pre-existing traffic signal enclosures. Using Indium Gallium Aluminum Phosphide (InGaAlP) and Indium Gallium Nitride (InGaN) Light Emitting Diode (LED) technology, LEDtronics TrafficLEDs emit dazzling light through an optically optimized lens that disperses light uniformly across the entire face of the lamp. LEDtronics Type 1 and Type 2 Red and Green 12-inch LED traffic lamps meet ITE specifications and have Caltrans approval. Type 1 lamps require modifications (i.e., hard wiring the lamp) to retrofit existing traffic housings. Type 2 lamps feature male 25mm Edison bases that simply screw into a socket.
With power draws of just 10 Watts - 12 Watts, TrafficLEDs saves 80% - 90% of energy costs compared to an equivalent incandescent lamp. Such enormous energy savings alone repay the capital outlay in less than three years! The savings don't end with energy consumption. LED signals last much longer than incandescent signals, reduce relamping and routine maintenance, and lower liability costs for municipalities, cities and highway departments. Estimated energy savings for an eight-light intersection per year is between $500 - $550 based on $0.08 per kilowatt-hour. Multiply that figures by the thousands of signal-controlled intersections in the average city. The results? TrafficLED lamps save millions of dollars a year when compared to an equivalent incandescent lamp.
Reduced maintenance outlays are important factors to consider when evaluating the financial aspects of installing LED traffic lamps. With an average life span of 100,000-plus hours (11 years), TrafficLEDs operate reliably year after year. TrafficLEDs perform well in applications subjects to voltage dips or surges. Integrated current-limited resistors and polarity-protection diodes assure that no circuit modifications are required. With the use of multiple LEDs, a TrafficLED lamp continues to provide light even if one or more emitters fail unlike when the filament breaks in an incandescent bulb.
Additionally, since LEDs emit colored light, TrafficLEDs lower concerns surrounding broken or faded colored lenses or filters, which are necessary with incandescent traffic bulbs. (Color produced by an LED is determined by the composition of the semiconductor material comprising the diode chip.) Intensity and color remain virtually stable over lamp's lifetime. Solid-state design renders LEDs impervious to electrical and mechanical shock, vibration, frequent switching and environmental extremes. A molded polycarbonate, UV-resistant lens and a rubber o-ring protect the LED plate from environmental stresses.
Founded in 1983, LEDtronics® leads where others only follow when it comes to designing, manufacturing and packaging state-of-the-art LEDs to meet the world's constantly changing lighting needs. Our inventive product line encompasses an array of direct incandescent lamp replacement Based LED Lamps, low-cost snap-in and relampable Panel Mount LED Lamps, high intensity sunlight-visible Discrete LEDs, PCB LEDs circuit board status indicators, surface mount diodes SMT LEDs, full-spectrum rainbow RGB LEDs and Infra-Red (IR) LEDs.
Prices for TrafficLEDs range from $75.60 - $185.85 each in quantities of 250 depending on LED technology. Available are sunlight-visible Green (10,000mcd), Yellow (7,000mcd), and Red (3,500mcd). TrafficLEDs carry a 3-year limited warranty. Samples are available for qualified customers. For a additional information on how to incorporate TrafficLEDs into your traffic control systems, contact LEDtronics toll free at 1-800-579-4875, telephone 310-534-1505, fax at 310-534-1424, e-mail at webmaster@ledtronics.com or mail at LEDtronics Inc., 23105 Kashiwa Court, Torrance, CA 90505. Ask for data sheet log #136A. Visit our website at www.ledtronics.com.
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I want my traffic ... ( 7 months ago by LiquidZ2k)
I want my traffic lights with Blue instead of green do you guys make those?
We can mks special ... ( 7 months ago by LEDtronics)
We can mks special LED color traffic light but we will require an order of 100 or so units to cover costs.
JPP...
These lights can ... ( 7 months ago by cdltpx)
These lights can offer even greater savings if you add circuitry that cycles the light on and off faster than the human eye can detect the time the light is off will save electricity. Highly recommended in solar designs to reduce the need to produce as much electricity and use smaller wattage arrays. You can save on batteries too ,less storage will be needed. I'm a trucker the new LED lights are much better sometimes the green will blind you but I have learned not to look at the light at night.
these are already ... ( 7 months ago by werdnanotroh)
these are already used in australia.
what about arrows, ... ( 6 months ago by Blaze6432)
what about arrows, wouldnt it be hard for it to have an arrow
these are also used ... ( 6 months ago by mdmkoopman)
these are also used in The Netherlands :D
These have been in ... ( 6 months ago by salemcripple)
These have been in use a long time in Oregon! At least since 2000
been using these in ... ( 6 months ago by aussieace450)
been using these in australia for ages
same in use we bin ... ( 6 months ago by jokergallagher62083)
same in use we bin using this for a long time
we use these as ... ( 6 months ago by FPVsean)
we use these as road construction, stop/go syestems over-here in ireland
they are on about ... ( 6 months ago by 010295)
they are on about 95% of Arizona street lights.
Starting to see ... ( 5 months ago by discoandrew)
Starting to see these in the UK now, especially the 'Temporary' variety. All traffic lights should be LED, it makes sense.
i see these all the ... ( 4 months ago by Lexy015)
i see these all the time in lakewood and they sometime twitch around and go crazy
What are the ... ( 4 months ago by EbonyScholar)
What are the savings to a city like Detroit or Cleveland? What about Express lighting...and street lighting...and the LeDs be programmed to emit yellow light ... I hear yellow light cuts through fog...and would the drive seem like clear blue sky day-in the middle of monsterous fog? Is this true...I saw something like it in a competition I was in sponsored by Just Start-Quick Books(R)
The Red is Orange. ... ( 4 months ago by lifeson99)
The Red is Orange. Not very good quality control. This is a common problems with the cheaper Red LED's - they emit an Orange color.
The Red LED traffic ... ( 4 months ago by LEDtronics)
The Red LED traffic light that we use is
626nm Which is very Red. They have a color called Portland orange which is used in the walk don't walk signs, this is orange in color.
JPP...
where did you get ... ( 4 months ago by christianpolice)
where did you get the traffic light
yes. they are far ... ( 3 months ago by winxtremetube)
yes. they are far brighter, and never seem to break down(well, the LEDs never seem to finish, unlike bulbs)
Congrats for being in uk! I am too!
ODOT purchased ... ( 3 months ago by Audinos)
ODOT purchased thousands of red LED inserts (I don't know which company made them) in the late 90's and distributed them around the state. Within a couple of years, they got so dim that they had to be replaced. Many of the brighter second generation reds had reflective red lenses that appeared lit in direct sunlight. Later green ones lasted less than a year before portions of the circuit boards began to burn out or flicker. The most successful seem to be the LED inserts for incandescent heads.
Toronto has a lot ... ( 3 months ago by fedders4)
Toronto has a lot of thos cool things and they are saving a lot energy in my city!
the way to go ( 1 month ago by countwolf)
the way to go
I noticed that ... ( 1 month ago by weylin6)
I noticed that these new units are beginning to fail in my town... they get these flickering sector failures. rather than the whole thing dieing, whole sections go dead.
whys it doing this? I thought LEDs lasted for 10 years or more
It the LED traffic ... ( 1 month ago by LEDtronics)
It the LED traffic light were made correctly then yes they do last for 100K hours. Maybe you have power spikes in your area. That could cause a problem with the LED traffic lights if they do not offer any protection in the circuit. They should use LEDtronics LED traffic lights.
JPP...
cool beanns ( 3 days ago by sovrcat)
cool beanns



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