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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
Motor vehicle lights are a group of lights from red, yellow, green, three non-patterned circular units, guiding motor vehicles.
Non-motor vehicle lights from red, yellow, circular units of a group of light green bicycle pattern consisting of three inner guidance of non-motorized traffic.
When the green light to allow vehicles to pass, but the turning of the vehicle may not hinder the release of the straight vehicles, pedestrians.
Yellow light when a vehicle has crossed the stop line can continue to pass.
When the red light vehicular traffic.
In non-motor vehicle is not set intersection lights and crosswalk lights, bicycle and pedestrian lights should be in accordance with the instructions of motor vehicle traffic.
When the red light, turn right vehicle was released without prejudice to the vehicle, the case of pedestrians can pass.
