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How can lawn light sign routes improve pedestrian and vehicle safety at night or in low visibility environments, reducing the risk of getting lost or going in the wrong direction?

At night or in low-visibility environments, lawn light sign routes can effectively improve the safety of pedestrians and vehicles and reduce getting lost or going in the wrong direction by providing visibility, indicating directions, marking important locations, warning reminders, and automatic opening. risks of.

Provide visibility: Lawn light sign routes provide uniform and soft lighting, allowing pedestrians and vehicles to clearly see the route on the ground and avoid getting lost at night or in low visibility conditions.

Direction indication: The lawn light sign route is set on the route used by pedestrians and vehicles as a navigation sign to provide them with a clear direction of travel and help them move forward accurately without going in the wrong direction.

Mark important places: Lawn light sign routes can be used to mark important places, intersections or buildings, so that pedestrians and vehicles can accurately judge the location and adjust the direction of travel as needed to avoid taking the wrong route.

Warning reminder: At night or in an environment with low visibility, warning signs or reflective materials can be installed on the lawn light sign route to increase its visibility in the dark, remind pedestrians and vehicles to pay attention to the route, and reduce the risk of getting lost or going in the wrong direction. safety hazards.

Automatic opening: Lawn light sign routes can be equipped with sensors that automatically turn on when pedestrians or vehicles approach, providing light guidance for them to ensure they can pass safely in the dark and avoid accidents due to low visibility.

What methods or characteristics do lawn lights use to drive away pests?

1. Light wavelength and color: The wavelength and color of light emitted by lawn lamps can repel certain pests. For example, some insects are sensitive to specific wavelengths of light, such as ultraviolet or blue light, which may cause the pests to feel uncomfortable or confused and move away from the area where the lawn light is located.
2. Light source temperature: Lawn lamps will generate a certain amount of heat when working. Although this heat is insignificant to humans, it may be fatal to some pests. Some pests are temperature sensitive and high temperatures may cause them to become uncomfortable or stay away.
3. Light intensity: Strong light can interfere with the normal activities of pests. In areas with higher light intensity, pests may feel uncomfortable or unable to feed normally and choose to leave.
4. Light flashing: Some lawn lights have the function of flashing or changing light. This changing light may confuse or disturb pests, thus avoiding approaching.