2856 K shall be 0.440.
923.04 Flashing Arrow Sign The flashing arrow sign shall be an all weather, self-contained, flashing sign
designed to display the required flashing messages continuously for a minimum of 24 h without servicing. A reserve storage battery shall be provided to automatically 923.04 1201 operate the flashing arrow sign for a minimum period of 8 h if there is a power failure 140 of the primary source. The flashing arrow sign shall have a control unit which incorporates a photo-controlled transfer relay for automatic lamp intensity settings. The highest photo-controlled setting shall be full intensity for daylight operation. The lowest photo-controlled setting shall be for night- time operation and shall be 50% of full intensity when the ambient light level drops below five footcandles. A minimum of two interim photo-controlled settings shall automatically increase or decrease the lamp intensity in direct proportion to the ambient light level. 150 The flashing arrow sign shall have a manual control unit for adjusting lamp intensity when automatic operation becomes unsatisfactory. The manual control shall be fully adjustable between the minimum limit of 30% of full lamp voltage and maximum limit of full lamp voltage. An indicator light shall be provided on the back of the sign to provide confirmation that the flashing arrow sign is operating. The indicator light shall be visible for 500 ft.
923.07 Tubular Marker
The vertically placed portion of this device shall consist of high density polyethylene plastic in accordance with ASTM D5203. The base material shall be butyl rubber in accordance with ASTM D5900 or high impact polystyrene in accordance with ASTM D4549. E poxy material used to attach the base to the roadway 220 surface shall be in accordance with the ma nufacturer’s recommendations. The tubular portion shall be reflectorized with high intensity reflective sheeting in accordance with 919.01(b)1 as shown on the plans. 923.08 Automated Flagger Assistance Device The Automated Flagger Assistance Device, AFAD, shall alternately display either a STOP sign and a SLOW sign or a steadily illuminated CIRCULAR RED and a flashing CIRCULAR YELLOW lens to control traffic while being operated by a handheld remote control. AFADs shall meet the requirements of the Indiana Manual on Uniform Control Devices, Chapter 6E. Each AFAD shall be equipped with two 230 handheld remote controls. Trailer mounted AFAD’s shall be equipped with a gate arm. Only automated flagger assistance devices from the QPL of Solar Powered Traffic Control Devices shall be used. Automated flagger assistance devices will be placed and maintained on the QPL in accordance with ITM 955. (a) Signs
923.09 Acceptance of Temporary Traffic Control Devices Temporary traffic control devices will be accepted by visual inspection unless
otherwise indicated. 923.09