Shenzhen Nokin Traffic Facilities Co., Ltd.

The tunnel LED road stud is actually a kind of active solar road stud, the difference is that its energy supply is not solar energy, but AC power in the tunnel (because there is no solar energy in the tunnel). Wireless synchronous flashing solar road stud is actually an improvement and innovation of the shortcomings of the active solar road stud.

With the advancement of science and technology, the production technology of solar road studs is also constantly developing. Compared with earlier solar products, solar powered road studs have made great breakthroughs in light emission mode, product form, function and performance.

At present, solar road studs have been installed in more than 120 places in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, France, Australia and South Africa. Local authorities who installed road stud markers reported a 70% reduction in traffic accidents at night. Some statistics showing improvement in road safety in countries that using solar road studs.

how to install solar road stud:
1.Check if the solar road stud charge and discharge is in the normal way
2.Identify the place and distance for installation and clean road surface
3.Clean the bottom of the solar road stud and use epoxy glue to stick it onto the ground. (If the solar road stud is embedded type, you need to milling a hole first,and then use epoxy glue to stick it onto the hole)
4.Put solar road studs into use until 6-8 hours later when they are totally dry

Ten years after Cat's Eyes swept the streets of Europe, some raised reflective road stud also appeared in the United States. Reflective road stud have other uses as well, from art installations to country roads, hunting paths, and private driving. Although Bots' dots are being phased out in places like California, the road ahead seems bright for other road reflectors designs.

Cat eyes reflector are also retrograde, meaning: road reflectors redirects light back to the light source with minimal scattering, optimizing visibility when the car is driving. Today, some new versions of cat eyes are solar powered, and the energy they collect is used to fuel LED lights (instead of the old retroreflective glass eyes).

At the end of this real-time process, road operators receive a complete "roadmap" showing real-time conditions, and intelligent road stud can send alerts when necessary. The LED lighting of the smart solar road stud can change color or flash remotely, for example, to help guide emergency rescue teams to the scene of an accident, or to remind other drivers that vehicles on the road are stalled.

Embedded solar cats eyes is safer for the rider because it is different from the traditional cat's eye protruding above the pavement and is flush with the tarmac. Solar cats eyes are also much smaller in diameter, which means that cyclists and motorcyclists are less likely to slip.