ROCON I & II

The dynamic road marker (DRM) may have a lot of names to be recognized:

Ž   road stud

Ž   road marker

Ž   road marking

Ž   inset light

Ž   in-pavement light

Ž   guide light

Ž   lane diversion light

Ž   lane light

Ž   warning light

Ž   illuminated guide line

Ž   lane identifier

Ž   tunnel edge light

Ž   guiding light

…..  and so forth.

What is important thought is to recognize the advantages of a light developed and manufactured for the environment it is supposed to meet.

The Rocon series are made to meet the harsh environment, and must not be compared to architectural landscape lights or beauty lights to be used on the foot path. The Rocon’s are intended to withstand traffic with hundreds of thousands of vehicles passing over every day. Surely you will understand why a fixture have to be rugged when lorries or trucks of 40 to 50 tons rolls over in various speeds.

Flush mounted road stud, or fully flush mounted road stud, what is the difference? It is a significant difference between these expressions, and the impact on the operation and environment is also very clear. Through studies and experiences from various installations the distinct differences can be listed as:

·         Noise pollution

·         Surface treatment

·         Protrusion

·         Construction

·         Interchangeability

·         Service

Basically today the client must understand that a flush mounted installation will have a protrusion, and is therefore not flush. However, many manufacturers like to call them that because they have no other option, although semi flush might be a better explanation. Therefore Advanced Light have to make this very clear, as we work with flush products, that are completely flush with the surface, or fully flush. Click for more ...........