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Light line
From above, the light line sits in the centre of standard white thermoplastic road marking. A groove 12 mm wide and 18 mm deep is filled with transparent GuideClear, through which the Luxene light is visible.
- Conventional white thermoplastic road marking surrounds the line.
- A groove 12 mm wide and 18 mm deep filled with transparent GuideClear.
- Divided into individually controllable sections.
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What the road user sees
The light line is the visible result of the optical system. In road marking, a narrow transparent central strip of 15 mm allows Luxene light to be seen within conventional white thermoplastic marking.
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Three elements, one line
GuideLine carries the light. GuideCarrier is the translucent ≈10 mm HDPE tube integrated in the asphalt. GuideClear is the transparent MMA surface material. The visible light line is the assembly’s output, not a fourth product.
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Continuous guidance, modular control
The line follows the road rather than creating separate points of light. Up to 400 m is organised into 16 individually addressable sections of 25 m, supplied from both sides; 100 or 200 m lines are equally possible. The active light source and control technology remain in the roadside E-Cabinet.
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GuideClear · from above
In the system