Traffic Signal Controllers - Functional Safety Requirements
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The DIN EN 12675 standard addresses the functional safety requirements for traffic signal controllers. This standard applies to both permanently and temporarily installed traffic signal control equipment, excluding portable control equipment. Its scope covers the control of conflicting traffic, including vehicles and pedestrians, at junction signals, pedestrian crossings, shuttle signals, and public transport signals. The aim is to ensure that these signals are controlled in a safe manner. The standard also outlines the electrical safety requirements, additional traffic safety requirements, and the methods for testing and verifying compliance with this standard. It's important to note that national requirements may impose specific conditions for public transport signals or any other signals not covered by European standards.
| Descriptors | Certification, Construction, Control devices, Defects, Definitions, Diagnosis, Electrical engineering, Electrical safety, Highway traffic signal, Indicator lights, Inspection, Interfaces, Interfaces (data processing), Protection against electric shocks, Protective measures, Road transport, Safety measures, Safety requirements, Self-checking, Signal devices, Signal lamps, Signal systems, Specification (approval), Testing, Traffic control, Traffic lights, Traffic signals, Transportation safety, Interfaces of electrical connections, Mechanical interfaces, Diagnosis (medical) |
| ICS Codes | 93.080.30 - Road equipment and installations |
| Language(s) | English |
| File Size | 1.1 MB |
