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A "road safety barrier," also known as a crash barrier or guardrail, is a physical structure installed along roads to protect vehicles and their occupants from hazardous situations like steep slopes, sharp curves, or oncoming traffic by absorbing impact energy in case of a collision, minimizing damage and potential injuries; essentially acting as a protective barrier to prevent vehicles from leaving the road or crossing into opposing lanes. 

Physical Specifications
1. Size: Typically 300mm x 600mm x 100mm (12" x 24" x 4") for standard 3-aspect traffic lights
2. Weight: Approximately 25-50 kg (55-110 lbs) depending on the material and size
3. Material: Typically made of aluminum, stainless steel, or polycarbonate

Optical Specifications
1. Lamp Type: LED (Light Emitting Diode) or HID (High-Intensity Discharge)
2. Lumen Output: Typically 1,000-5,000 lumens per aspect (red, yellow, green)
3. Color Temperature: 5,500-6,500K (daylight white) for LED lamps
4. Beam Angle: Typically 30°-60° for standard traffic lights

Electrical Specifications
1. Power Supply: 120V or 240V AC, single-phase
2. Power Consumption: Typically 20-100W per aspect (red, yellow, green)
3. Control Interface: Typically RS-232, RS-485, or Ethernet

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A "road delineator post" is a small, typically reflective marker installed along the edge of a road or within traffic lanes to guide drivers, particularly at night or in poor visibility conditions, by visually defining the road boundaries and lane divisions; essentially acting as a visible marker to help drivers stay within their lane or navigate curves safely.