DQ 18-092 NM - R2 Rectangular Rapid Flash Beacon (RRFB) Solar Pedestrian Crossing System

Specifications:
 

1. Delivery of materials:  No later than November 23, 2017.         
2. Delivery Address:  CDOT Region 2ATTN: Joseph Pirera, 10 Monarch Lane, Pueblo, CO 81004  

1. Solar and battery sizing engineered to fit installation site
2. APS or standard push-button activation
3. Optional AP22 time-switch control for time of day (TOD) operation
4. RRFB must be MUTCD compliant
5. 900 MHz communication between beacons
6. Standard spun aluminum 4.5” pole and breakaway base with collar
7. Multiple advance-warning beacons that can be added and activated by one push of a button
8. Color options to meet agency specifications
9. Pedestrian signs available in yellow or fluorescent yellow-green
10. Up to 6 remote flashers that can exist in a pedestrian crossing system; one that is typically on the opposite side of the street from the master flasher; others that are often located in medians and on other areas along the side of the street
11. All flashers in a network must be programmed to communicate exclusively with each other, avoiding the possibility of errant radio signals triggering a flasher
12. Spread spectrum, frequency-hopping radios to prevent outside radio interference
13. Pedestrian crosswalk push-buttons that are hard-wired to the radio in the cabinet
14. Highest-quality Polara Bulldog push-buttons used for activation