Indicator Controls Neon Walk Signal

Brought out my ICC Indicator Control neon don't walk, walk signal, this is one of my favorite signals due to the neon just makes the color so vibrant and just overall Awesome! First English language and second Japanese language

[@trafficlightcollection99]

Wow!

[@jrocco36]

This is really Cool!

[@kenlacey6781]

JRocco 36 thank you! Its one of my favorite signals, right up there with the fiber optic signals

[@jrocco36]

Can you select the language? Years ago I had a 1960's GE PED that was Neon. the Walk half had both Red and Green neon. it weighed a ton. I wish I hadn't given it away.

[@kenlacey6781]

JRocco 36 yes, the first push it's in English, when you hold the button down longer it will say English and then it will announce Japanese for the language. You can set in the software a second language which is Spanish or third language which is Japanese, only 1 sub language can be selected in the software to play. Yes this is a very heavy ped due to the transformers in it, the module is plastic with the neon tubes inside that plug into the transformers to light, 1 transformer went bad so don't walk is hard wired to the transformer

[@jonarthritiskwanhc]

That's not Japanese, that's Cantonese

[@trafficlightcollection99]

It's sounds like in Japan.

[@officialSgtPepperArc360]

No. Hong Kong.

[@ZakWolf]

I think there was an incandescent version of that signal as well, using colored light bulbs. The signal seen in this 1994 Sprite commercial seems to look like one... kzbin.info/www/bejne/bF7Yq3aXndyKprc

[@kenlacey6781]

Your right, I know there was a similar one made by wink o matic had 3 bulbs in it 2 orange or red and 1 white, the walk had 2 bulbs 1 white 1 red and the don't just had 1 red

[@ZakWolf]

@@kenlacey6781 Yep, I have seen those online as well. I swear I remember seeing really old incandescent pedestrian signals in Attleboro MA that had "DONT WALK" and "WALK" all one color, a peachy-white. They were replaced in 2000-2001 with 12" fiber-optic hand/man signals, and now those were most likely replaced with LED pedestrian signals (probably countdown ones.)

[@kenlacey6781]

There still a few incandescent peds out there but very rare to see them anymore, the fiber optic peds are my favorite and are rare now days, I do have the other version of indicator controls incandescent walk/ don't walk singal in this video sitting on the cabinet, it came out after the neon worded ones. kzbin.info/www/bejne/maSbqYWLbbiLb5I

[@ZakWolf]

@@kenlacey6781 Nice. I like how you put LEDs in it.

[@Taylor-xh8uh]

How did you mount it on that pole?

[@kenlacey6781]

Taylor Leger there is a square pelco base that the pipe is screwed into, it's just free standing, some base on my signal setup but with the signal it is bolted to a board to make it more stable

[@Taylor-xh8uh]

@@kenlacey6781 I mean how is the signal held on?

[@kenlacey6781]

Taylor Leger there are 3 stud bolts that stick up from that yellow collar under the ped signal and a big washer with 3 holes slides over the bolts, if you have any signals it's the same washer that holds each section to one another

[@Taylor-xh8uh]

@@kenlacey6781 oh OK I see my two section PED is held together by the same hardware

[@kenlacey6781]

Taylor Leger yes correct