Starlight Road Smart Pedestrian Signal Auxiliary Light: Adding a Layer of Protection to Urban Crossing Safety

As urban traffic governance becomes more sophisticated, the need for refined safety prompts in pedestrian crossing scenarios has become increasingly prominent. Starlight Road's Smart Pedestrian Signal Auxiliary Light offers an innovative safety enhancement solution for traditional pedestrian signal systems through dual visual and auditory warning technologies.

This auxiliary light operates with a wide voltage supply of AC220±5% and a rated power of <12VA, ensuring stable performance in environments ranging from -30°C to +70°C. With an IP54 protection rating, it remains reliable in complex outdoor weather conditions. The core optical system features red LEDs with a wavelength of 620-625nm and green LEDs with a wavelength of 522-525nm, each with a brightness of ≥4500mcd. Combined with a ≥30° adjustable projection angle, it can clearly project a 4000*150mm strip light signal onto the pedestrian waiting area at a mounting height of 2.8 meters, synchronizing with the current pedestrian signal status to address the blind spots of traditional signal lights.

The product innovatively integrates a "visual + auditory" dual-warning mode: when the pedestrian signal is red, the auxiliary light projects a red light strip and broadcasts the voice prompt, "It is currently red; no crossing allowed." When the signal turns green, it switches to a green light strip with the prompt, "It is now green; please cross," while its blind clock function provides auditory navigation support for visually impaired individuals. The high-quality steel plate spray-painted housing, combined with an 80,000-hour ultra-long lifespan design, balances durability and low maintenance costs, making it suitable for pedestrian-dense areas such as schools, commercial districts, and hospitals.

This auxiliary light is like a 'megaphone' for zebra crossings, especially in nighttime and rainy/foggy conditions. The light strip projects far, and the voice prompts are clear, significantly enhancing pedestrians' sense of safety when crossing. Currently applied to main road zebra crossings in multiple cities, this product reduces vehicle-pedestrian conflict risks through multi-dimensional warnings, providing a standardized technical model for pedestrian safety protection in smart transportation construction.

About Shenzhen Starlight Road Technology Co., Ltd.:
Established in 2011, Shenzhen Starlight Road Technology Co., Ltd. is a national high-tech enterprise specializing in the R&D, production, and sales of intelligent traffic products. With 15 years of dedication and relentless effort, the company has accumulated extensive experience. Its main products include:

• Intersection Smart Networked traffic Signal Controller with English operation interface
• Single-Point Intersection Traffic Signal Controller
• LED Traffic Signal Lights
• LED Countdown Timer
• Smart Crosswalk Alert Beacon
• Integrated Traffic Signal Lights
• Sectional Pedestrian Crossing Request System
• Voice Prompt Device (Blind Clock)
• Mobile radar speed check sign
• Solar-powered radar speed feedback sign
• Solar-powered radar speed sign with vehicle license plate recognition
• Portable solar-powered traffic signal light
• Solar-powered warning traffic signal light
• Smart zebra crossing Road-embedded cast iron road stud
• LED Smart crosswalk Road-embedded cast iron Block
• Smart zebra crossing pavement-embedded pedestrian signal light
• LED Canopy Warning Signal Light
• LED Traffic Guidance Display Screen
• Smart Curve Safety Detection System

In addition, the LED traffic signal lights of Starlight Road have been exported to many overseas countries and regions. For example: Traffic signal lights in Cancun, Mexico; Solar-powered traffic signal lights in Guanajuato, Mexico; Traffic signal lights in Bangkok, Thailand; Solar-powered traffic signal lights in Chiang Mai, Thailand; Traffic signal lights in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia; Traffic warning lights in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; Traffic warning lights in Penang, Malaysia; Traffic signal lights in Vietnam; Traffic signal lights in Indonesia; Traffic signal lights in Cambodia; Traffic signal lights in the Philippines; Traffic signal lights in Laos; Traffic signal lights in Myanmar; Traffic signal lights in Brunei; Traffic signal lights in Turkmenabat, Turkmenistan; Traffic signal lights in Dashoguz, Turkmenistan; Traffic signal lights in Mary, Turkmenistan; Solar-powered traffic signal lights in Salto, Uruguay; Traffic signal lights in Fray Bentos, Uruguay; Traffic warning lights in São Paulo, Brazil; Traffic warning lights in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; Traffic warning lights in Brasília, Brazil; Traffic signal lights in Salvador, Brazil; Traffic signal lights in Fortaleza, Brazil; Traffic signal lights in Dili, Timor-Leste; Traffic signal lights in Baucau, Timor-Leste; Traffic signal lights in Maliana, Timor-Leste; Traffic signal lights in Suai, Timor-Leste; Traffic signal lights in Madrid, Spain; Traffic signal lights in Barcelona, Spain; Traffic signal lights in Seville, Spain; Traffic signal lights in Málaga, Spain; Traffic signal lights in Alicante, Spain; Traffic signal lights in Ronda, Spain; Traffic signal lights in Doha, Qatar; Solar-powered traffic signal lights in Al Khor, Qatar; Traffic signal lights in Dhoby Ghaut, Singapore; Warning lights in Tampines, Singapore; Warning lights in Woodlands, Singapore; Warning lights in The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore; Traffic signal lights in Al Ahmadi, Kuwait; Traffic signal lights in Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei; Traffic signal lights in Belait, Brunei; Traffic warning lights in Tel Aviv, Israel; Traffic warning lights in Haifa, Israel; Traffic warning lights in Manama, Bahrain; Solar-powered traffic signal lights in Muharraq, Bahrain; Solar-powered traffic signal lights in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates; Traffic signal lights in Abu Dhabi, the United Arab Emirates; Traffic signal lights in Ajman, the United Arab Emirates; Traffic signal lights in Johannesburg, South Africa; Traffic signal lights in Cape Town, South Africa; Traffic signal lights in Baghdad, Iraq; Traffic signal lights in Basra, Iraq; Traffic signal lights in Mosul, Iraq.

For more information on intelligent traffic solutions, please visit the Starlight Road ITS official website: //www.starlightroadits.com/ or contact us via email.