Pedestrian Crossing Lighting System

Improves pedestrian safety by increasing visibility at crossings and in waiting areas.

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PN – EN 40 – 7:2004

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Pedestrian Crossing Lighting System

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

COMPOSITE LIGHT POLE

Lightweight and robust structure, highly resistant to vandalism
Low transport and installation costs thanks to low product weight (for a high loading capacity of transport vehicles)
Resistant to adverse weather, acids, road salt and animal urine
Composite structures are not electrically conductive
Exceptional lifetime: approx. 40 years
No heavy or expensive machines required for the installation process
No scrap metal value
Environmentally friendly: lower CO2 emissions than standard solutions of this type

Pole symbol	H (m)	BD (mm)	TD (mm)	CP (mm)	BPL (m)	BPHD (mm)
SKPF 5.0	5,0	130	60	130	275	200
SKPF 5.0	5,0	150	60	130	275	200
SKPF 6.0	6,0	150	60	130	275	200
SKPF 7.0	7,0	150	60	130	275	200

Easy installation

Buried poles are installed without any heavy construction machines or expensive pre-cast foundation units

Soil compaction factor

The recommended soil compaction index (Is) should be in the range from 0.95 to 1.02 (according to PN-EN ISO 14688-2).

LUMINAIRE

Cordoba LED 3.0 road luminaire

Power consumption 45 W. Luminous efficacy 150 lm/W. Luminous flux 6750 lm. Light distribution 80°X15°
The luminaire has an IP 66 degree of protection. Mechanical resistance IK 10. Ambient temperature range: TA min -40°C – TA max +45°C.
The optical system is made of PMMA. The luminaire is fitted with Osram LEDs with a colour temperature tolerance (according to MacAdam ellipses) of SDCM 3. Colour temperature 5700 K. Colour rendering index (CRI) > 70 Ra.

WYSIĘGNIK ALUMINIOWY WJ1
jednostronny, kąt nachylenia 0º-20°

symbol wysięgnika	BL (mm)	BI (mm)	BU (mm)	waga (kg)
WJ1 60/5/500	500	60	200	1,8

A system of active and safe pedestrian crossings.

Driven by modern electronic systems (like motion detectors) and featuring warning sound and light, the crossings effectively indicate to oncoming drivers whenever a pedestrian has entered or is about to enter it.

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