Energy-saving of Lane Control Sign The Power Consumption(Max) is 100w

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Description:

Lane control sign may be used to close lanes on motorways , long bridges or in tunnels in response to traffic incidents to improve safety . The main objectives of lane control are to :

1. promptly close lanes to improve the safety of individuals impacted by or responding to an incident and to minimize the likelihood of secondary incidents ;

2. complement traffic control during maintenance

3. change lane allocations or function during works or incidents

4. restrict lane use to facilitate safe enforcement operations where interception sites are provided .
the speed limit to an appropriate speed for the prevailing conditions .

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Yaham Optoelectronic Co., Ltd (Yaham) is a company creates led display, led traffic signage and led lighting, today, the Yaham Optoelectronic is based in Yongwei Industrial Park, Shenzhen, Guangdong, where the products are designed and manufactured for the market all over the world.

Our mission is to draw upon a spirit of artisanship and perfectionism to create the most reliable and custom-designed integrated led display system, as of now, we have brought the Yaham's light to more than 112 countries. Since 2002, Yaham has been the pioneer of led display technology and was the first to provide custom-designed display system for the world A-list brand like Luis Vuitton. It is our passion to continuously reinvent the way you display by our constantly upgraded led display technology.

The English name “Yaham” is homophonic to its Chinese name “Yuanheng”, which originates from a Chinese ancient literary masterpiece The Book of Change, “Yuan” represents spring, signifying sprout, “heng” represents summer, signifying growth.

Measured over 30,000sq.m, our main manufacturing facilities are located at Yongwei Park, Where the products are designed and manufacturerd for the market al over the world. Our manufacturing capabilities includecircuit board manufacture, electronic assembly, metal fabrication, welding, painting, final assembly, testing and shipping.