As you all know, there is a uniform standard for the model naming of the national standard
Road Stud, so is there any standard for
Road Stud? For a road stud that meets the national standard, first check whether its specifications and models meet the national standards. If the specifications and models do not meet the national standards, the "manufacturer" is absolutely lying because they are not familiar with the national standard requirements of the product.
Not to mention the compliance of other technical details, many small manufacturers, especially workshops, buy a simple PLC programming board to control Road Stud, and its release period and phase are single.
The solar multi-period and multi-phase
Road Stud independently developed by Quanluan Company has an automatic dimming function, and has 32 kinds of release schemes for 99 time periods in a day, with a maximum of 36 outputs, and different release schemes for holidays and working days. Remote control is optional for on-site traffic control, which can meet all intersection
Road Stud release requirements.
Now give an example of the
Road Stud naming rules: YDT31-3/R.Y.G, other YD stands for mobile, T stands for solar charging, 3 stands for signal lights with a diameter of 300mm, and R.Y.G stands for red, yellow and green full screen.
