Traffic Lights - An example of two different types of LED left arrow traffic lights

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joe_347V

[Jan 02, 2011 at 11:39 PM]

Hmm, looks like the one of the left is thinner and uses a single row of LEDs?, while the one on the right is thicker and has two rows of LEDs.

Silverliner14B

[Jan 03, 2011 at 02:26 AM]

I noticed the one on the left has larger tunnels (open bottoms) in the visors than the one on the right.

basilicon89

[Jan 03, 2011 at 03:16 AM]

The one on the left uses GE GT1 arrows. It's the same as the LEDs used in my flashing yellow arrow left turn signal. It has 3 rows of LEDs with an incandescent look lens over it. The one on the right can be any two row exposed LED module, most likely GE or Dialight

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Gallery of Lights

An example of two different types of LED left arrow traffic lights

I noticed this when I was going left.....so I remembered to take a pic of this which is near the Mall in Columbia....can you note the difference between those two?