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GA/T 488-2020 in English

GA/T 488-2020 in English

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General technical specifications for vehicle-mounted lighting equipment for road traffic accident scene investigation

  • Issued on:2020-02-17
  • Implemented on:2020-03-01
  • File Format:PDF
  • Delivery:Via email within 1~3 business days
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Standard No: GA/T 488-2020
Document status: VALID
Title in English: General technical specifications for vehicle-mounted lighting equipment for road traffic accident scene investigation
Title in Chinese: 道路交通事故现场勘查车载照明设备通用技术条件
Language: English
File Format: Electronic (PDF)
Delivery: Via email within 1~3 business days
Issued on: 2020-02-17
Implemented on: 2020-03-01
Superseding: GA/T 488-2004 General specification for loghting equipment in vehicle at traffic accident scene
Professional Classification: GA-Security
Related Keywords: standard technical indicators
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ga/t115-2020


Introduction

Core revisions to the standard

Technical indicators 2004 Edition 202X Edition Description of changes
Irradiation distance classification Undefined classification Type I (20m)/Type II (30m)/Type III (50m) New quantitative indicators
Start-up time No hot start requirement Metal halide light source≤2min Improve emergency response capability
Protection level IP54 IP65 Dustproof and waterproof upgrade

Detailed explanation of key technical requirements

Optical performance indicators

The illumination requirements of the reference axis of floodlights at 10m are: Type I ≥ 40lx, Type II ≥ 90lx, and Type III ≥ 125lx. The color temperature range is limited to 5000K-8000K, the color rendering index Ra ≥ 80, and the specific chromaticity coordinates shall comply with the hexagonal color gamut range in Appendix A.

Electrical safety specifications

DC equipment must pass the following tests:
1. Power adaptability test (e.g. 12V system works normally under 9-16V fluctuation)
2. Overvoltage protection test (24V system withstands 36V/1min)
3. Reverse polarity test (reverse voltage 28V/1min)


Implementation suggestions

Equipment selection guide

Select according to the accident site environment:
- Urban roads: Type II floodlights + wireless control modules
- Highways: Type III spotlights + Class A temperature resistance (-40℃~75℃) configuration

Installation precautions

AC220V power lines are prohibited from entering the cab. The working height of fixed equipment is ≤4m. It is necessary to equip the lifting system displacement sensor to link the vehicle starting system.

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