300 mm Solar Powered GPS Synchronized Flasher with LEDs

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300 mm Solar Powered GPS Synchronized Flasher with LEDs

Description

The 300 mm Solar Powered GPS Synchronized Flasher with LEDs is an advanced traffic warning device designed for intersections, highways, and high-traffic areas. This flasher uses GPS synchronization to coordinate flashing patterns across multiple units, ensuring consistent and visible signaling over long distances.

Powered entirely by solar energy, it operates independently of the electrical grid. The high-intensity 300 mm LEDs provide excellent visibility both day and night, while the GPS synchronization ensures multiple flashers work in unison for maximum traffic safety.

Technical Specifications

  • Type: 300 mm Solar-Powered GPS Synchronized LED Flasher

  • Power Source: Solar panel with rechargeable battery backup

  • LED Type: High-intensity, long-life LEDs

  • Flash Pattern: GPS synchronized flashing (steady or alternating)

  • Operating Voltage: 12V DC

  • Battery Backup: 12V / 10–15 Ah rechargeable battery

  • GPS Accuracy: ±2 meters for synchronization

  • Visibility Distance: ≥500 meters

  • Housing Material: UV-stabilized, weatherproof polycarbonate

  • Protection Class: IP65 (Dust & Water Resistant)

  • Operating Temperature: −40°C to +70°C

  • Lifetime: Up to 80,000 hours

  • Compliance: CE, RoHS


Features & Benefits

  • Solar-powered with no external electricity required

  • GPS synchronization allows multiple units to flash in unison

  • 300 mm high-intensity LEDs for long-distance visibility

  • Weatherproof, UV-resistant, and durable for outdoor use

  • Easy installation on poles, walls, or tripods

  • Customizable flash patterns for different traffic scenarios

  • Reduces confusion at intersections and enhances road safety

  • Suitable for both temporary and permanent traffic safety deployments


Applications

  • Urban intersections and highway junctions

  • Construction zones and temporary traffic control areas

  • School zones and pedestrian crossings

  • Smart city traffic safety systems

  • Remote areas without reliable electrical infrastructure