Enhance Your Model Town or Model Car Diorama with Miniature LEDs for your Traffic Light Fixture

*Traffic light fixtures are not included.

Introducing the Evan Designs Traffic Light Circuit, designed to replicate the dynamic changing patterns of real traffic lights. This circuit features a 1-minute rotation that transitions between green, yellow, and stop light red LEDs.

What's Included:

A fully assembled circuit equipped with Nano-sized green, yellow, and red LEDs

Choose from a 2-Set Option or a 4-Set Option to suit your traffic intersection.

2-Set Option for 2 Miniature Traffic Lights:

The 2-Set Option includes 6 LEDs: 2 Green, 2 Yellow, and 2 Red. This set is ideal for basic intersections with two traffic lights. Upon powering on:

• Set A will display a green signal for 25 seconds, followed by a yellow signal for 5 seconds
• Set B illuminates a red signal for 30 seconds. After 30 seconds, Set A switches to red, and Set B follows the same sequence of green, yellow, and red. This cycle repeats every 1 minute.

4-Set Option for 4 Miniature Traffic Lights:

The 4-Set Option consists of 12 LEDs: 4 Green, 4 Yellow, and 4 Red. With this set, you can replicate a 4-way intersection accurately. Each set caters to one traffic light, and the behavior mirrors that of the 2-Set Option described earlier.

The Traffic Light LEDs come with 8 inches of input wire, as well as 14 inches extending to each LED.

Additional Items You May Need:
To ensure proper installation and protection of the circuit, we recommend the following additional items:

• Shrink Tube: Use shrink tube to safeguard exposed wire connections. While the Battery Strap with switch doesn't come with shrink tube, you can find it on the product page: .
• Extra Wire: Consider purchasing our 25 ft spool of insulated to extend the connection to your power supply.

Elevate the realism of your diorama or model town by incorporating these working Traffic Lights into your setup. Experience the authentic traffic signals and enhance the overall aesthetic appeal.

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