Carmanah R829 Series Solar School Zone Flashing Beacons

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Nov 10, 2015

The Carmanah R829 Series solar flashing school zone beacons are designed to reduce vehicle speeds in school zones. Carmanah offers two models, the R829C ( a compact, 10 watt panel) and the R829 (20 watt panel). These solar flashing school zone beacons can be added to existing school zone speed limit signage with just a wrench and screwdriver making installation fast and simple. Eliminating the need for electrical grid connections, the beacons reduce installation and long-term operating costs. Carmanah School Zone Flashing Beacons can also be pre-programmed to flash according to the peak traffic times of individual school zones.

Research by the Washington Traffic Safety Commission show that flashing school zone beacons can reduce speed in school zones by five to seven miles per hour* increasing safety and encouraging students and parents to walk and bike to school. Both the R829 or R829C fit within SRTS infrastructure funding models as well as state-specific grants for school zone safety improvements.

Benefits

• Reduce speeds in school zones by 5 -7mph
• Fit into Safe Routes to School (SRTS) infrastructure funding models
• Calendarized operations offer maximum flexibility and control
• Reduce install costs through simple installation
• Easy retrofit onto existing poles
• No trenching, cabling, or in-ground wiring
• No metering or electrical bills
• No scheduled maintenance for up to five years

Features

• Incorporate an intuitive Microsoft® Windows® based graphical program,
• Can be preprogrammed for up to 500 days of operation based on individual school zone schedules
• Centralized control allows for remote programming using third party devices

Models

• Features a 20 watt solar panel and 2 batteries
• Mounts on 4 inch sign posts or wood posts
• Available with single or dual beacons

• Compact model featuring a 10 watt panel and 1 battery
• Mounts on 2 inch sign posts
• Available with single or dual beacons

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