Type B Single Side Solar Barricade Light with Visor

Type B Single Side Solar Barricade Light with Visor

This high-intensity Type B solar barricade light includes visor to reduce sun glare. 12 super bright LEDs make this light 5 times brighter than a typical barricade light. Type B lights flash when on and are easily visible during the day. During daylight hours, the solar panel charges the batteries, even in overcast conditions. Often installed on poles or posts on the roadway where sun glare is an issue. It can also be attached to barricades, traffic barrels, and delineators. Type B classification is met with high intensity flashing that faces only one direction, so all illumination is focused in one particular direction. It is used to warn road users during both daylight and nighttime hours.

Features:

• Sun visor shades lens to reduce sun glare.
• Single-sided polycarbonate lens rotates 90° for easy adjustment to any angle.
• 12 Super bright LED's visible for more than 650 feet.
• 2.5-Watt solar panel with 4 x 2Ah Ni-Cad rechargeable batteries installed.
• Appropriate for both daylight and nighttime hours.
• Two modes operated by push-button on back:
  • Flashes continuously day and night (24/7)
  • Flashes dusk till dawn (automatic daytime shut off to prolong battery life)
• Withstands heavy impacts and harsh weather conditions.
• Rechargeable batteries included inside solar panel. Base is empty by design. See instructions below for charging and operation.
• Meets MUTCD standards.

Operating Instructions:

• Important First Time Use Note: Place solar barricade light outside for 3 to 4 days to allow the batteries to fully charge.
• There is no on/off switch. The push-button on back toggles between 24/7 and daylight only operation. As you push the button, the light will cycle through the two options: 24/7 Flash, & Dusk-to-Dawn Flash:
• When in 24/7 Flash mode, you will NOT be able to shut it off.
• When in Dusk-to-Dawn Flash mode, light automatically turns on at dusk.
• If your light does not turn on, see “Barricade Lights Instructions” PDF below for recharging and troubleshooting instructions.

Warning and Barricade Light Variations:

Light Type	Use	Description	Application
Type A	Low-intensity, flashing, typically has 2 lit sides.	Nighttime	Used for warning of hazards at night. They should not be used for guiding traffic since the off/on flashing could be confusing. They are not as visible during the day and may even be off during daylight hours.
Type B	High-intensity, flashing, typically has a hood and faces only one direction so all the light energy is focused in one direction.	24-hour	Used to warn road users during both daylight and nighttime hours.
Type C	Low-intensity, steady burn, typically has 2 lit sides.	Nighttime	Can be used at night to delineate the edge of a roadway and to help guide drivers since they have a constant light. When used to delineate a curve, Type C lights must be used on the outside of the curve, and not on the inside of the curve.
Type D	360° steady-burn lights.	Nighttime	Applications where steady-burn light needs to be seen from all sides, such as airports. When used to delineate a curve, Type D lights must be used on the outside of the curve, and not on the inside of the curve.