Ultra-thin Illuminated Road stud
Thin Stud markers are ultra-thin solar-powered road markers designed to enhance nighttime visibility on concrete barriers and road sides. They serve as a superior alternative to traditional reflective tapes, providing stable illumination to effectively define road edges even in complete darkness.
Ultra-Thin Illuminated Road Signs (Thin Stud)
The Ultra-Thin solar road markers are specifically engineered to enhance road safety and nighttime visibility on concrete barriers (Jersey barriers) and road sides. They serve as a superior technological alternative to traditional reflective tapes, providing active and stable illumination to effectively define road edges even in fog or complete darkness.
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Technical Features & Performance:
Ultra-Thin Profile: Features a sleek and compact design with dimensions of 103 x 85 x 12 mm, allowing for low-profile installation.
Operational Versatility: Available in Normal or GPS integrated functions for advanced location tracking and synchronization.
Consistent Visibility: Provides stable illumination, ensuring continuous visual guidance for drivers regardless of ambient light conditions.
Battery Endurance: Equipped with a 500 mAh Lithium-ion (Li-ion) battery, the marker operates for up to 72 hours after a full solar charge.
Construction & Sustainability:
Robust Material: The housing is constructed from high-durability Polycarbonate (PC Shell), ensuring high resilience and impact resistance.
Power Efficiency: Utilizes a 0.55W integrated solar panel to maintain power independently.
Installation Efficiency: Designed for easy installation on various road surfaces, offering high durability and low maintenance for long-term safety.
Color Options & Applications:
Visual Range: Standard color is Yellow, with custom colors available upon request to meet specific project standards.
Primary Use: Specifically designed for concrete barrier placement, hazardous curves, and highway edges to prevent accidents and protect infrastructure.