100mm Stop Go Light

100mm (4 inches) stop go light, as the name suggests, stop go light is a signal to indicate that driving vehicles or people to stop forward signal, usually with red and green light composition, red light indicates stop, green light indicates pass. 100 mm is the smallest size, generally not used in places of high traffic, usually the flow of large areas.
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100mm (4 inches) Stop Go Light
Stop Go Light
Stop Go Light with Cobweb Lens
DC 12V Stop Go Light
  • High intensity LED light source
  • Constant current driver with long lifespan
  • Wide input voltage for 100-240VAC
  • Low energy consumption – high power efficiency
  • Cobweb polycarbonate optical lens for even light distribution
  • Long visible distance, symmetrical light distribution
  • Highly durable UV resistant polycarbonate housing
  • High waterproof and dustproof protection grade
  • Modular design – easy installation and maintenance
  • In accordance with GB/14887-2011 and relevant international standard

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Item100mm (4 inches) Stop Go Light with Cobweb Lens
Diameterφ100mm (4 inches)
ColorRed /Green
LED TypeLED（φ5mm）
Wavelength(nm)Red: 625±5 /Green: 500±5
Visible distance≥500m
Power Consumption≤5W
Working Voltage100-240VAC /50 /60Hz or DC12 /24V
Temperature-40℃~+80℃
Power Fact＞0.85
Material of Lens /HousingUV-stabilized polycarbonate
100mm (4 inches) Stop Go Light with Cobweb Lens

LED stop lights are used to let drivers know when to go and when to stop. A green light lets drivers know they can safely go, while a red light warns drivers to stop. LED stop lights can be used in the following scenarios: intersections, loading docks.

The general public uses both terms interchangeably. Road illumination at night is defined by traffic engineers as “street lights.” Transportation experts use terms like “traffic lights,” “stop lights,” and “traffic signals” to refer to electronic management of intersection rights of way.

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