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Transform Your Traffic Management with Illuminated Traffic Poles

Illuminated traffic poles are an innovative way to enhance traffic control systems. These led traffic poles work together with traffic lights, improving visibility and safety. They can be easily installed on existing poles, there’s no need to invest in new infrastructure. Each product is 1 meter long and can be connected to fit various heights of traffic poles.

Characteristics of Illuminated Traffic Poles

Illuminated traffic poles come with many great features:

  • Easy Integration: Compatible with 12V, 24V, and 230VAC traffic light systems.
  • Durable Design: Rain and wind resistant, built to last.
  • Cost-Effective: Quick installation means lower costs.
  • Screwless Installation: No need to puncture existing poles, making setup easy.
  • Lightweight: Made from weatherproof materials that are easy to handle.

Benefits of Illuminated Traffic Poles

  1. Improved Visibility: These poles provide extra warnings, expanding the view of traffic signals. They are especially helpful in bad weather or when large vehicles block the line of sight, reducing the risk of accidents.

  2. Seamless Retrofit: They can be added to existing traffic poles without major changes, making them a smart choice for cities looking to enhance safety without high costs.

Application Video of Illuminated Traffic Poles

Our illuminated traffic poles have been successfully used in traffic management. Watch the video below to see how they work in real-world settings.

For more information about illuminated traffic poles and how they can improve your traffic systems, feel free to contact us!

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