Traffic light Quadro LED-TL

• Bright LED signal lights for traffic light applications, e.g. for:
   - Traffic routing in non-public areas
   - Conveyer and storage systems
   - Crane safety
   - container handling systems
• Extraordinary housing protection (IP 66, IK0 8 and UV-protected PC housing) and innovative LED technology provide for very bright signals, long service lives and reliable operation
• Mounted using external lugs or internal holes that do not impair the IP protection; mounting can be performed in any direction
• Preassembled as traffic light and ready to connect
• Also available as non-preassembled version
• Optionally with integrated light sensor for optimal adaptation to the ambient light (glare avoidance)

Electrical data
Rated voltage: 24 VDC
Operating range: 10–30 VDC
Max. current consumption: 1,06A

Mechanical data
Operating mode: LED continuous light
Light source: high output LED array
Light intensity (DIN 5037): > 80 cd
Lens colours: red / yellow / green
Operating temperature: -30°C to +55°C
Storage temperature -40°C to +70°C
Relative humidity: 95%
Protection system according to EN 60529: IP 66; IK 08 (EN 50102), mounting arbitrary
Duty cycle: 100%
Service life of light source: >50.000 hrs
Lens material: polycarbonate (PC), UV-resistant
Housing material: polycarbonate (PC), UV-resistant, RAL 7035
Cable entry: M20/M32 sideways, other imprints prepared
Connecting terminals: spring-type terminal 0.08 – 2.5 mm2 (in the red light)
Mounting: external lugs or internal holes
Weight: 1.32 kg

Conformity to standards
The visual characteristics of LED lights conform to the European standard DIN EN 842: ‘Machine safety – visual alarm signals’.
Requirements contained in the DIN EN 981 standard: ‘Machine safety – system of acoustic and visual alarm and information signals’, can be fulfilled.
The colours ‘red’ for the emergency signal and ‘yellow’ for the warning signal conform to the requirements of IEC 73 / DIN EN 60073 / VDE 0199:
‘Coding of display devices and control elements using colours and supplementary means’.

References to visual alarm devices can be found in the following standards:
EN 60825-1 Radiation safety of laser devices, identical to IEC 825 and DIN-VDE 0837
DIN EN 54 Fire alarm systems
DIN 54113-2 Radiation protection regulations for the technical operation of X-ray equipment up to 500 kV