Pedestrian Crossing Lights for Sale
JACKWIN manufactures and supplies a full range of pedestrian crossing lights, including standard pedestrian traffic lights, flashing crosswalk lights, and intelligent pedestrian-activated systems for your projects at intersections, school zones, urban roads, and high-traffic crossings.
We accept small MOQ of 1 set to start, with a short lead time of two days. In addition, we can provide you with end-to-end door-to-door logistics services, as well as DDP (Delivered Duty Paid) door-to-door services, with customs duties or tariffs included.
What is a Pedestrian Crossing Light?
Pedestrian crossing light, also called pedestrian signal, pedestrian traffic light, walk sign, zebra crossing light, is a traffic signal that illuminates a red, yellow, or green light and helps pedestrians and cyclists to safely walk across the street.
Pedestrian crossing light is powered by wired A/C or solar batteries and uses LED technology lighting, and is equipped with timers and push buttons to control pedestrians and vehicles.
Pedestrian Crossing Lights by Color
JACKWIN offers red, green, yellow, and orange pedestrian light signals that meet IP rating 65, CIE, AS/NZS 1158.4, and local government standards and regulations.
Green man pedestrian crossing symbol, walk signal activated, with countdown timer.
Designed to stop pedestrians crossing the zebra and vehicles have priority.
Emitted in amber or orange light, flashing when pedestrians are crossing.
Pedestrian Crossing Lights by Type
JACKWIN offers various types of pedestrian crossing lights for customers all over the world to comply with local regulations and standards.
Pole-top mounted type, double-light head, widely used for parking lots, industrial sites, and street crossings.
Red pedestrian signal with hand symbol, designed for city intersections; people stop before crossing the road for safety control, MUTCD regulations.
Also called HAWK signal (High-Intensity Activated crossWalK), designed for pedestrians to safely cross street and warn drivers to slow.
Pedestrian countdown signals, hand symbol traffic signal symbol, equipped with a push button integrated with any traffic light system.
Solar-powered, integrated with LED traffic sign, designed for temporary pedestrian crossing and movement.
Designed for intersections for pedestrians crossing, automatic or press button both available, improving safety and reducing traffic accidents.
Touch screen button to control light for pedestrians and drivers to improve traffic safety and reduce traffic accidents.
Solar-powered battery, red flashing stop light, designed to stop pedestrians crossing at intersections or zebra crossings.
Features
JACKWIN pedestrian crossing lights comply with standards and regulations, including MUTCD, AS/NZS 2144, CE, EU, environmental protection, REACH, 10-year weather resistance, IP65 waterproof rating, and energy-saving. Main features are as follows:
Our pedestrian crossing lights use a pole system for easy installation; no professional worker is needed to fix it, with low labor and low maintenance costs.
Our rectangular flashing beacons are made of aluminum alloy and ABS material for shell, PC lens, withstand high temperatures up to 60℃, and have an aging time of more than 10 years.
Our pedestrian crosswalk signs, stop lights, and pushbuttons undergo testing before the product leaves our factory; water resistance rating meets the IP65 standard.
All our pedestrian lights come with a 3-year warranty from the date you receive the goods. Should any faults arise during use, we provide free technical support.
Pedestrian Safety Crossing Solution Provider
JACKWIN offers a complete pedestrian safety crossing solution for reducing road accidents and supporting smart city infrastructure projects. If you are tender contractors, we are the right manufacturer and supplier to source from.
How to Choose JACKWIN Pedestrian Crossing Light System?
If you are an EPC contractor or a road construction company working on municipal infrastructure projects and are unsure how to select a pedestrian crossing light system, we will provide a detailed guide below to help you with your selection.
Firstly, you need to clarify whether your project involves a specific street or an intersection, as the layout of traffic lights differs between the two.
Secondly, are you considering a solar-powered or grid-connected system? Please take your local circumstances into account, as this will help us to provide you with the most appropriate advice.
Thirdly, what are the traffic volume and speed limit on your street? These figures are also key factors in determining which system to choose.
Finally, please provide us with the information outlined above, along with CAD drawings, so that we can draw up a solution and provide you with a quotation.
Integrated Smart Pedestrian Crossing Signal Pole
If you are an EPC contractor or a road construction company working on municipal infrastructure projects and are unsure how to select a pedestrian crossing light system, we will provide a detailed guide below to help you with your selection.
Firstly, you need to clarify whether your project involves a specific street or an intersection, as the layout of traffic lights differs between the two.
Secondly, are you considering a solar-powered or grid-connected system? Please take your local circumstances into account, as this will help us to provide you with the most appropriate advice.
Thirdly, what are the traffic volume and speed limit on your street? These figures are also key factors in determining which system to choose.
Finally, please provide us with the information outlined above, along with CAD drawings, so that we can draw up a solution and provide you with a quotation.
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Our Advantages
JACKWIN pedestrian crossing lights are designed to increase awareness amongst pedestrians and drivers whilst they are crossing the road, thereby reducing the incidence of road traffic accidents and, consequently, the government’s liability risks. All our pedestrian crossing lights are designed and manufactured in compliance with relevant standards and regulations from local governments. Our company is certified to ISO 9001 and 14001. Furthermore, we can provide you with tender documentation support (ISO 9001, CE, EN, AS/NZS, specification sheet downloads, CAD drawings) to assist you in securing successful bids.
Traffic Signal Light Applications
JACKWIN pedestrian crossing traffic lights are widely used in urban development and municipal road upgrade projects, covering school zones, street junctions, crossings, parks, county roads, urban roads and public transport stops.
JACKWIN pedestrian crossing traffic lights are widely used in many cities’ school zone crossings, intersections or roads within the university campus. There are rectangular rapid flashing beacons(RRFBs), LED-enhanced signs, in-pavement warning lights and HAWK beacons; they can be activated by a timer-based countdown timer, a pedestrian-activated push button, or a sensor motion detector.
JACKWIN pedestrian crossing lights are used by transport authorities, highway agencies and municipal engineering departments in cities across Europe, South America, North America, Australia, New Zealand and South-East Asia to upgrade their traffic light systems and refurbish pedestrian crossings, thereby improving road safety for city residents, reducing accident rates and ensuring compliance.
JACKWIN pedestrian crossing lights are used in many major countries across Europe—including Germany, the UK and the Netherlands—as well as in the Middle East (the UAE and Saudi Arabia) and Southeast Asia (Indonesia and the Philippines) for urban roads, street crossings, and junctions as part of new urban development or smart city projects. Our pedestrian crossing traffic signals and LED crosswalk signal systems comply with EU standards.
Our Manufacturing Workshop
JACKWIN pedestrian crossing lights are manufactured and assembled in an ISO-certified cleanroom to ensure they are free from defects. Furthermore, we carry out quality inspections at every stage, from components through to semi-finished and finished products, including waterproof and dustproof testing, drop tests and more. Below are some photographs of our production facility, which will give you a better understanding of the manufacturing process for our pedestrian crossing lights and further reassure you of our quality.
Our pedestrian crossing lights are equipped with high-brightness SMD LED chips with low power consumption and a service life of over 100000 hours, providing excellent visibility both day and night.
Once our SMD LED chips have been assembled, they must undergo a series of functional tests by the Quality Control department; only those that pass these tests may proceed to the next stage of production.
Manual inspection, functional testing, and visual inspection of modular semi-finished products; should any functional abnormalities or cosmetic defects be found, we identify the faulty component, remove it, and replace it.
This is the final assembly stage. Once assembly is complete, functional and waterproofing tests are carried out once more, followed by the issuance of a certificate of conformity and production records, and finally, packing and dispatch.
The best pedestrian crossing signals for urban areas must incorporate high-brightness LED lights, a countdown timer, push-button or contactless activation sensors, intelligent pedestrian detectors, an energy-efficient solar-powered system, remote monitoring and smart controllers, and be integrated with modern traffic management systems; only then can they be considered the best pedestrian crossing signals.
Pedestrian crossing signals consist of a push button, a controller, a countdown timer, an LED signal and vehicle signal coordination. They work by using the push button and visual cues to alert pedestrians and guide them safely across the road.
JACKWIN is a professional pedestrian crossing light manufacturer and wholesaler in China. We offer customization with a minimum order of one unit and a lead time of three days.
Yes, JACKWIN is a manufacturer and can customize countdown timers as per your requirements.
Pedestrians cross the road when crossing signal shows “walk” symbol or green color.
No, pedestrians need to pay more attention when crossing.
Modern pedestrian crossing lights use push buttons to detect crossing demand. This reduces unnecessary traffic delays while ensuring pedestrians receive enough crossing time. In smart intersections, push buttons may also extend the walk interval and improve overall traffic efficiency.
The WALK indication tells pedestrians when it is safe to begin crossing. The following flashing countdown provides enough time to finish crossing safely. It is not intended for new pedestrians to start crossing.
Yes, in many countries, turning vehicles may receive a green signal while pedestrians are crossing. Drivers must yield to pedestrians within the marked crosswalk according to local traffic regulations.
No, pedestrian signals improve crossing safety but cannot eliminate human error. Drivers should always yield, and pedestrians should remain alert before entering the roadway.
No, depending on local traffic management policies, pedestrian crossings may operate automatically, by push button, or through intelligent pedestrian detection systems.
Countdown timers inform pedestrians how much time remains to complete the crossing, reducing uncertainty and improving crossing safety.
Flashing DON’T WALK indication means pedestrians should not begin crossing. Those already in the crosswalk should continue safely to the opposite side.
Yes, modern intelligent pedestrian crossing systems can use radar, cameras, infrared sensors, or AI-based detection to automatically activate pedestrian signals without requiring a push button.
High-intensity LED modules provide superior visibility in daylight, rain, fog, and nighttime conditions while reducing energy consumption and maintenance costs.
Cities are upgrading pedestrian crossing systems to improve pedestrian safety, reduce vehicle conflicts, support smart traffic management, lower maintenance costs, and comply with modern accessibility standards.
No, not all pedestrian crossings are signal-controlled. Many roads use zebra crossings or unsignalized crosswalks where pedestrians and drivers follow local traffic regulations and right-of-way rules.
