Solar-Powered LED Road Signs

by Justin on May 29, 2007

in LEDs

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The Canadian company Carmanah has introduced some new solar-powered LED road signs. The lights are completely self-contained and require no external wiring. The signs can often pay for themselves in a couple of years, due to the amount of energy they save.


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The lights are said to charge in nearly all weather conditions, and are engineered for up to five years of maintenance-free operation.

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Via The Sietch Blog

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Craig Chapman June 29, 2007 at 1:22 pm

I am a local councillor in England. I am very interested in your solar powered traffic signals. Have you considered a solar pedestrian crossing light ? It would not require a permanent green light, just flash amber and then red when someone needs to cross and flash green for perhaps 10 seconds when the traffic can move on again. A sensor across the road would ensure both lights are co-ordinated. I hope this is of interest and look forward to your comments.
Thank you

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