Quick selection matrix
Use this table to organize the first technical discussion. The approved project drawing and local requirements always take priority.
| Configuration | Typical planning use | Key point to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Bi-color bicycle face | Compact dedicated bicycle indication | Approved symbol and controller output |
| Two-section red/green head | Separated stop and proceed indications | Section order and mounting orientation |
| Bicycle signal with countdown | Cycle phases with remaining-time display | Timing source and transition behavior |
| Combined pedestrian/bicycle assembly | Shared corridor or coordinated crossing | Phase drawing and unambiguous symbol layout |
Define the bicycle movement first
Show the protected bicycle movement on the intersection drawing and identify which signal head controls it. Confirm whether cyclists move parallel to pedestrians, receive a separate phase or share part of the vehicle sequence. This determines the required color order and prevents a product from being selected only by appearance.
The bicycle symbol should match local regulations and be approved before production. Provide artwork or a referenced standard when a particular symbol shape is mandatory. If the signal combines bicycle, pedestrian or countdown information in one assembly, include a front-layout drawing that shows every indication.
Select size, sections and mounting
Smaller bicycle indications can be appropriate at short viewing distances, while 300 mm or 400 mm faces may be requested for a wider approach or a combined assembly. The project designer should confirm the required size. State whether the product uses a single bi-color face, separate red and green sections, or a multi-section head with a countdown display.
Mounting position is especially important because the indication must be visible to cyclists but should not create ambiguity for drivers in adjacent lanes. Confirm mounting height, lateral offset, pole or bracket arrangement, visor direction and the expected viewing cone.
Coordinate the complete system
Operating voltage, cable routing, terminal arrangement and controller outputs should be reviewed together. A countdown display requires a defined timing source and behavior at phase changes. For solar or wireless installations, also provide the operating schedule, site sunlight information and required autonomy so the complete power arrangement can be evaluated.
A useful request for quotation includes the cycle-lane plan, symbol drawing, signal schedule, quantity, voltage, mounting details, applicable standard and delivery destination. This information supports a precise configuration review and reduces revisions after production begins.
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These product pages are starting points for configuration review. Confirm the complete specification, drawing and controller interface before ordering.
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Send the signal schedule, drawings, quantity, voltage, required standard, destination and delivery target. GAOQIAO will review the requested configuration before quotation.
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