Traffic signal column
A signaling and signaling technology, applied in the field of signal columns, can solve problems such as limiting the number of conductors, increasing costs, and complicated manufacturing methods
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[0030] The signaling column C shown in the figure comprises a number of signaling stages or modules A stacked. As seen in Figure 1, the column C extends along a vertical axis X and has 4 stages A1-A4 fastened to each other, the lowest stage A1 being fastened to a base S which can Ensuring access to the electrical conductors, the uppermost stage A4 is for example covered by a cover. The column can of course have a different number of stages.
[0031] Grade A i The main body 10 accommodates many conductive rods 20 . For clarity, Figure 2 shows a Class A i of a rod. A body 10, which is cylindrical or prismatic with an axis X, has a base 11 arranged on its circumference (see image 3 and Figure 5-8 ) with a number of curved channels 12 and adjacent to these channels pins 13 for receiving connectors 30 . At the opposite end to said base (that is to say towards the top in the figure), the body 10 has a support 14, such as a cap or a frame, designed as an upper stage A of the ...
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