Mar 22 2010
Silicon Constellations offers the IronStar solar in-pavement lighting marker that is designed to suit places with heavy snowfall. This solar pavement light is wireless controlled and it includes the LumiStar lighting marker with a tough housing. In countries with frequent snowfall, the roads are regularly cleared with snow ploughs. The blades of the snow plough can easily damage a road lighting marker that does not have a strong housing.
IronStar Solar In-Pavement Lighting Marker
The IronStar solar in-pavement lighting marker features stainless steel fixture to resist the impact of snowplow blade. This steel protective shield of the lighting marker is hardened to Rc 60. The base socket of the wireless road lighting marker enables it to be flush mounted on the road surface. This snowplow friendly solar pavement marker, produced by Silicon Constellations, allows for full adjustment. The solar powered road line marker is fastened to the road using anchoring Epoxy quickset concrete.
The IronStar solar in-pavement lighting marker is available with either LumiStar 6 LED or LumiStar 10 LED marker. The LumiStar 6 LED marker provides 390,000 Cd/m2 of brightness, with a dispersion angle of 30 degrees. The LumiStar 10 LED marker offers brightness of 560,000 Cd/m2 and dispersion angle of 15 degrees. The solar lighting marker has a visibility range of 400 feet during day time and 1500 feet during night time. The outside diameter of this wireless road lighting marker is 8.80 inches, while the core diameter is 9.00 inches.
Source: http://www.silicon-constellations.com