Mobile traffic lights are purchased for temporary traffic control, not as a reduced version of a permanent intersection system. The site layout, deployment period, transport method, power arrangement, and controller operation should be clear before ordering.
Define the temporary traffic plan
State the roadwork location, number of controlled approaches, expected queue direction, deployment duration, and whether units must coordinate. A simple site sketch is often more useful than a product name alone.
Mobile system checklist
- Number of units and required signal aspects
- Trailer, wheeled base, stand, or other deployment method
- Power source and operating schedule
- Controller mode and required synchronization
- Transport, storage, and lifting constraints
- Local roadwork approval and marking requirements
Plan the handover
Temporary systems may be moved between sites, so include packing, spare parts, operating instructions, and operator training needs in the RFQ. Confirm who is responsible for setup, daily checks, and removal after the project.
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