EN12966 L Series VMS

Variable message signs (VMS) are electronic signs or displays that are used to convey real-time information to drivers and other road users. They are found along highways and other major roads, and are used to deliver information about traffic conditions, road closures, construction, weather warnings, and other important updates. The messages displayed on mobile VMS signs are often altered remotely by traffic control centers, allowing for quick and accurate release of information.

Model: VMS 12L-RGB / VMS16L-RGB / VMS20L-RGB / VMS25L-RGB / VMS31.25L-RGB

LED mobile VMS signs features:
-The embedded systems can perform constant diagnosis and report any abnormal status to the central system
-The VMS can be monitored by our proprietary central management system which is developed independently by Chainzone's R&D team
-The excellent LED optical system meets EN12966 standards and provides the highest optical performance
-The LED light can be precisely projected to the spot where it is needed
-A wide range of pixel pitch options from 12mm to 31.25mm, adaptable to any application
-SMD LED technology, more reliable
-Modular design for easy maintenance
-Integrated light sensor for auto brightness control
-Integrated temperature sensor can trigger the fan if inner cabinet temperature gets high
-Simple to be programmed and more advanced functions for users’ options

Certification:
EN12966, ETL, CETL

Variable message signs application:
The variable message sign is a useful media to alert motorway users when there are abrupt changes in traffic patterns, road conditions, emergencies or special events. The application of VMS on the road can improve traffic flow while ensuring the safety of drivers and passengers.

Mobile variable message signs are ultra-bright and highly legible, with a variety of functions for many applications: lane closure, highway construction, work zone, parking lot guidance, and etc. A combination of different colour and sizes make these signs extremely efficient in conveying safety messages to the road users.