TRAFFICS LIGHT

raffic lights are such a typical piece of our day by day life that we hardly can ignore them. We simply do what they instruct us to. Traffic lights go back to the 1860s, when they were acquainted in London with direct horse carriage activity. The Traffic Lights that we are more acquainted with are electrically controlled that changes in color and instructs traffic activity to stop and to continue. These signs offer the most extreme level of control at crossing points. They provide messages of both what to do and what not to do.

• Reliable performance
• Excellent weather resistance.
• Red traffic signals are known for their clear depiction for the traffic to stop.
• Excellent weather resistance.
• Less power consumption and minimal maintenance.
• Easily installed
• Low power consumption
• Less maintenance required