FAQs
1) PTL3 Traffic Light
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Q) What are PTL3 Traffic Lights used for?
A) These units are used to manage traffic flow in temporary situations, such as construction zones, work sites, or pop-up events.
Q) What are these units designed for?
A) These units are designed to remove the traffic controllers off the road out of harms way
Q) How are these lights powered?
A) Batteries: Rechargeable with long operating times
Q) What is the operating distance between controller and unit?
A) Approximately 700m line of sight
Q) Can one operator work a set of lights?
A) Yes, one controller can operate for one unit or as a pair in shuttle mode
2) Portable Traffic Lights
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Q) What are Portable Traffic Lights used for?
A) These lights are primarily used for managing traffic in temporary or remote areas, such as construction zones, maintenance works, detours, and events. Trailer-Mounted for easy mobility and deployment.
Q) How these units differ from the PTL3 Tripod Traffic Lights?
A) These units are designed for long-term use, offering higher stability, increased visibility and include advanced features like automated systems and remote operations.
Q) Can the light sequences and timing be customised?
A) Yes, these units come with programmable controllers that allow traffic controllers customise light sequences, timings, and operational modes based on each project requirements.
Q) Can these units be offered with Vehicle Detectors and Pedestrian Mode?
A) Yes, some optional features include sensors for vehicle detection and in pedestrian mode.
3) Happy Harry Speed Sign
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Q) What are Happy Harry Speed Signs used for?
A) Mounted on tripods that notify drivers about their speed. Used by traffic authorities to encourage safe driving and compliance with speed limits
Q) Where are these signs commonly placed?
A) Typically set up near speed enforcement zones, accident-prone areas and roads under temporary speed restrictions.
Q) Can these units work indoors?
A) Yes, these units are battery operated and can be operation in indoor areas.
Q) What does AGD Radar mean?
A) Refers to the radar install internally in the unit head
4) Radar Speed Check Signs
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Q) What are Radar Speed Check Signs used for?
A) Mounted on a trailer for easy transportation, that notify drivers about their speed. Used by traffic authorities to encourage safe driving and compliance with speed limits
Q) How does the unit work?
A) Radar in the unit detects the speed of an approaching vehicle. The measured speed can be displayed on the screen and can be accompanied by messages such as ‘Slow Down’ if the driver exceeds the speed limit.
Q) Are they effective in reducing speed?
A) Yes, is has been shown that these units can assist in temporarily reducing speeding, as drivers often adjust their speed after their speed displayed in real-time.
Q) Can these units collect data?
A) Yes, these units do include data-logging capabilities.
5) Fixed Radar Speed Sign
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Q) What are Fixed Radar Speed Signs?
A) These are permanent signs installed on posts, designed to alert drivers of their current or display changed speed limit. Typically located in areas with high pedestrian traffic or speed concerns.
Q) Where can Fixed Radar Speed Signs be used for?
A) Great for any long-term worksites or areas where speed is a concern such as hospitals, schools, or residential streets.
Q) Are they effective in reducing speed?
A) Yes, is has been shown that these units can assist in temporarily reducing speeding, as drivers often adjust their speed after their speed displayed in real-time.
6) Bollard Mounted Speed Check Sign
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Q) What are Bollard-Mounted Speed Check Signs?
A) Are compact speed monitoring devices attached water-filled bollards to display vehicle speeds or remind drivers of changed speed limits.
Q) Are these units portable or permanent?
A) These units can both. Permanent installation: For long-term use in high-risk areas. Portable setups: Easily moved to different locations for temporary traffic management.
Q) How are these units powered?
A) Solar Powered
7) Amber VMS Boards
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Q) What is an Amber VMS Board?
A) A Variable Message Board is an electronic display mounted on a trailer, used for conveying real-time messages, warning, or instructions.
Q) Can I customise the messages?
A) Yes, these units allow for customisation including fonts, graphics, real-time updates and multi-screen message scheduling
Q) What sizes are available?
A) The Amber units are available in C-Size or B-Size
8) Colour VMS Boards
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Q) What is a Colour VMS Board?
A) A Variable Message Board is an electronic display mounted on a trailer, used for conveying real-time messages, warning, or instructions.
Q) Can I customise the messages?
A) Yes, these units allow for customisation including fonts, sizes, colours, real-time updates and multi-screen message scheduling
Q) What are the Colour options?
A) Amber, Red, Green, Blue, White
9) Vehicle Roof Mounted VMS
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Q) What is a Vehicle Roof-Mounted VMS?
A) A compact, portable electronic display installed on the roof of a vehicle. These systems are designed to communicate real-time messages, warnings or instructions
Q) What are the Typical Applications of this unit?
A) Emergency services, road safety, traffic management, event and crowd management and advertising
Q) Can a sticker be attached to the back of the sign?
A) Yes, we can do this i.e. workman sticker
10) Vehicle Tray Mounted VMS
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Q) What is the Vehicle Tray Mounted VMS?
A) An electronic display mounted on the tray or flatbed of a vehicle
Q) What are these units used for?
A) These units are commonly used for portable, high-visibility communication in traffic control, construction and event management
11) Truck Mounted VMS Signs
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Q) What is a Truck Mounted VMS Sign?
A) A large electronic display system attached to the rear of a truck.
Q) What are these units used for?
A) These signs are used to deliver real-time messages, warnings or directions usually in mobile and construction environments.
12) TMA VMS Signs
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Q) What is a TMA VMS Sign?
A) A digital display system mounted on a TMA Vehicle. These vehicles feature crash-absorbing devices (attenuators) and VMS units to enhance safety by providing real-time information to road users
Q) Where are these units used for?
A) Construction zones, incident areas and during traffic control operations.
Q) How does a TMA VMS differ from a standard VMS?
A) A TMA VMS is integrated with a crash-absorbing truck for enhanced safety in high-traffic areas. It is specifically designed for use in dynamic environments requiring mobility and worker protection
13) Solar Lighting Tower ‘VENUS’
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Q) What is a Solar Lighting Tower?
A) A portable/stationary unit that uses solar panels to collect energy from the sun, stores it in batteries and powers LED lights for outdoor illumination.
Q) How do these units compare to diesel-powered units?
A) Lower operational costs, sustainable, noise-free and less maintenance
Q) How does this unit differ from other Solar Lighting Towers?
A) The SLT3 Venus model is equipped with 3 solar panels – gaining more solar energy leading to greater charging capacity. Impacting the unit’s performance, efficiency and suitability.
14) Solar Lighting Tower
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Q) What is a Solar Lighting Tower?
A) A portable/stationary unit that uses solar panels to collect energy from the sun, stores it in batteries and powers LED lights for outdoor illumination.
Q) How do these units compare to diesel-powered units?
A) Lower operational costs, sustainable, noise-free and less maintenance
15) Portable Street Lighting
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Q) What is a Portable Street Light?
A) A mobile lighting solution mounted on trailer for easy transportation.
Q) What is the Illumination Area?
A) Depending on mounting height i.e. 8m = 300m2
Q) What is the Lux on the Lights?
A) Depending on mounting height i.e. 8m = 16.5Lux
Q) Can the height on the units adjustable?
A) Yes, can extend to different heights providing wide-area illumination. Suitable for any project.
16) TL400 Portable Light Tower
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Q) How many levels of brightness if there?
A) 4 – ranging from Eco, Balanced, Standard and Turbo
Q) What is the approximate run time?
A) Depending on brightness mode. Full turbo usage = approximate 10 hours.
Q) What is the type of batteries used?
A) D24-100
Q) Is a carry bag available for these units?
A) Yes, a soft carry bag can be supplied
17) TL500 Portable Light Tower
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Q) How many levels of brightness if there?
A) 4 – ranging from Eco, Balanced, Standard and Turbo
Q) What is the approximate run time?
A) Depending on brightness mode. Full turbo usage = approximate 10 hours.
Q) What is the type of batteries used?
A) D24-100
18) Overhead Light Tower
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Q) What is an Overhead Light Tower?
A) A tall, extendable structure designed to provide high-intensity illumination over a wide area
Q) What is the difference between this unit and the Solar Lighting Tower?
A) This unit’s mast extends higher than other lighting towers. The light outreach is more downwards than outwards.
19) Vehicle Arrow Boards
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Q) Can the Arrow Boards be offered double sided?
A) Yes, these units can come in both single sided and double sided
20) Outdoor LED Signs
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Q) How to select a suitable display?
A) To inform the LDC team of your project, dimensions, viewing distance, and installation site/method, etc and we can accommodate
Q) Are there different installation methods?
A) Yes, including wall-mounted, wall-embedded, single/double pole, rooftop, etc.
Q) How to install the standard outdoor LED display?
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- Find a place to fix the fixing screw at the installation site
- Fix the frame on the wall
- Install the screen on the frame
- Connect the power cord and arrange the wires
- Turn on the screen and start debugging
