B08 Attachment 0004 Appendix C - Solar Powered Yield Sign (1).pdf
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- Repair Beck Avenue Rock Island Arsenal
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- W52P1J-22-R-5008
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This document contains technical specifications for a rectangular rapid flashing beacon crosswalk system. The system will consist of two light bars installed back-to-back at the entrance of each side of a pedestrian crossing on Beck Avenue near Station 131+00.00. Each light bar will have two dual yellow rectangular LED indications that rapidly and alternately flash. Additional components will include poles, signs, a pushbutton assembly, and underground conduit and boxes. The system controller will operate the light bars in an SAE J595 certified flashing pattern from either solar power or 110-240V AC with a power converter. The successful bidder will be responsible for installation per the manufacturer's instructions and will warrant all components for five years against defects.
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APPENDIX C
Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacons (RRFB) Crosswalk System Specification
1 Scope Refer to attached plan drawings for layout details of the/each system.
The system shall consist of two, back-to-back facing RRFB units, each situated at the entrance of each side of the pedestrian crossing, each equipped with a pedestrian activation device, 2 Project Location The system consists of the materials for the installation of a LaneLight RRFB Pedestrian Crossing System to be used for the pedestrian crossing on Beck Avenue near Station 131+00.00 to alert motorists they are approaching an active pedestrian crossing occupied or about to be occupied by one or more pedestrians.
The installer’s responsibilities would consist of installing RRFB system and auxiliary components such as poles, signs, pushbuttons, automatic detection, and the construction of facilities to support the system, as outlined in these specifications and in strict adherence to the manufacturer’s installation requirements as outlined in, but not limited to, the manufacturer’s installation instructions.
3 Installer Responsibilities Several utilities may exist in the area; any and all utilities’ locations shown in any plans should be considered approximate. The installer shall be responsible for calling the appropriate authority and all affected utility companies prior to any drilling or excavation on this project.
The installer shall stake all proposed accessible push button station locations, ground box locations, conduit, and pole locations after utility locations are finalized. The engineer having authority must approve these locations prior to any drilling or excavation on the project.
4 Warranty System components shall have a non-pro-rated warranty period of five (5) years against manufacture defects and failure under normal use.
5 Technical Specifications IMPORTANT: If the installer wishes to submit an alternate system for an approved equal (“equal” is defined herein as meeting or exceeding all the specifications shown in this document), specifications of the proposed alternate that fully conform to the following specifications shall be submitted to the Engineer for approval prior to installation.
5.1 RRFB Light Bar
1. Each RRFB shall consist of two dual rapidly and alternately flashing rectangular yellow indications having LED array based pulsing light sources; each rectangular indication being of US manufacture and of a design suitable for all-condition emergency vehicle use.
2. Each RRFB LED beacon shall be a minimum size of 7 in. wide x 3 in. high.
3. The light intensity of the RRFB’s indications shall be Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) standard J595 certified.
4. The light bar housing shall be finished entirely in yellow powder coated finish.
5. Each light bar shall display four LED indicators on both ends of the light bar housing which flash in unison with the LED beacons facing traffic.
5.2 RRFB Controller
Process Control Unit (PCU)
1. Type: Pushbutton Type with a standard, 9x12” sign.
2. Supply Voltage 12 VDC (typically 12V DC Photo Voltaic) OR 110 to 240 volts AC line voltage with factory supplied power converter
3. Output 12 VDC
4. Transient/Inrush current limiting – internal on all outputs
5. Overload –internal, auto-reset circuit breakers on outputs, 10A threshold on two output channels
6. Power Factor Correction – provided, Power Output limiting – 120%
7. Short Circuit – Continuous protection, intermittent cycle permitted
8. Day/ night mode control – automatic PV Panel or photocell sensed
9. Night Brightness automatic, minimum level adjustable
10. Activation time selector: 1 – 120 seconds
11. Pattern Mode Selector: RRFB pattern - per RRFB/FHWA specified pulse/alternating flash
5.3 Communication
This section is to describe communication between units and/or from system to cloud, etc.
1. Stand-alone, hard-wired to flasher devices
5.4 Push-to-Walk Assemblies
5.4.1 Polara Bulldog Pedestrian Pushbutton
1. Model: BDLM3 2 in. ADA equipped with Frame and 9x12 R10-(type) or R62-E or LED embedded Sig
2. Casing color: Yellow
1. Construction: Aluminium
2. Finish: Powder Coated
3. Color: Black
4. Sensors: LED single beam, with data acquisition of up to eight segments simultaneously, data refresh rate 10-100 Hz
5. No Internal heating required
6. Power consumption (per bollard) non illuminated <2W at 12 VDC; illumination module
0.6W – 3W (field adjustable) at 12 VDC
7. Logic: Entry detection, system activated. Exit detection, no activation
8. Wiring: ITEM 18/4 auxiliary cable, color coded; direct burial rated
9. Range: Up to 606 ft. [185m] depending on optics
5.5 Power Supply
5.5.1 Solar Powered System
A solar power system shall be designed to suit the application’s electrical and geographical requirements, as determined by the manufacturer, and shall consist of a single solar panel and pole mount, solar charge regulator, circuit breakers for panels, batteries, and load, terminal strip for all connections pertaining to the solar power equipment, battery capable of providing an application-suitable period of autonomy.
5.5.1.1 Solar Panel
1. Solar panel mount: 2.0-2.5” Perforated Square Pole
5.5.1.2 Batteries
1. Type and size: [20w/20ah LiFePO4] [50w/20ah LiFePO4] [50w/40ah LiFePO4]
5.6 Cabinet
5.6.1 Top of Pole Cabinet
1. Type shall be LaneLight Top of Pole RRFB solar engine
2. Battery: [20w/20ah LiFePO4] [50w/20ah LiFePO4] [50w/40ah LiFePO4]
5.7 Signs
1. Signs shall be size [30 in.] [36 in.]
2. Signs shall be W11-2 type with FYG reflective sheeting.
3. Signs shall be S1-1 type with FYG reflective sheeting.
4. Signs shall be equipped with mount brackets.
| 1 Scope |
| 2 Project Location |
| 3 Installer Responsibilities |
| 4 Warranty |
| 5 Technical Specifications |
| 5.1 RRFB Light Bar |
| 5.2 RRFB Controller |
| 5.3 Communication |
| 5.4 Push-to-Walk Assemblies |
| 5.4.1 Polara Bulldog Pedestrian Pushbutton |
| 5.5 Power Supply |
| 5.5.1 Solar Powered System |
| 5.6 Cabinet |
| 5.6.1 Top of Pole Cabinet |
5.7 Signs
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