Traffic islands and parking

Road Studs make islands, entrances and driving lanes visible in the dark.

Even properly marked traffic islands are often overlooked or their width underestimated. Low beams pick them up late, concrete gray curbs are hard to see, and reflective strips wear down through rubber abrasion.

Parking areas have the same problem: islands at barriers and pay stations, edges and driving lanes are hard to read at night, and markings on the surface barely work in the dark.

Street with a traffic island at night, a red and white warning sign marking the tip

Mark islands and driving lanes at ground level along their edges.

Road Studs are set along the outer contour and at the tip of traffic islands, in parking areas at islands in front of barriers and pay stations and along the driving lanes.

Traffic island at night, a STARWAY glowing at ground level below the direction sign

Suitable lights

Power supply
Solar
Load capacity
40 t (FORCE: 30 t aluminum, 60 t stainless steel)
Protection category
IP68, IK10
Operating temperature
−25 °C to +85 °C

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