[TCUG] Re: Proven ELV solutions...?
- From: "David Key" <david.key@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "TCUG (E-mail)" <tcug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 08 Apr 2008 14:56:27 +0100
We have a couple of ELV junctions operational now and most of our new
installations are going to be ELV. We haven't had any problems with them
(touch wood) so far.
Regards
David Key
Senior Engineer
Urban Traffic Control
Kirklees Metropolitan Council
Tel: 01484 22 54 36
Mob: 07970 25 22 98
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>>> "Smith, Julian" <Julian.Smith@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 08/04/2008 14:02
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As part of an pedestrian crossing refurbishment scheme, one contractor
has
offered an ELV option. At a significant cost increase it must be said.
As
this may provide a reduce risk under CDM I am considering taking up
the
option. However before this goes to a final decision it would be useful
to
canvass independent opinion from the "marketplace" regarding the
reliability
and numbers of fully ELV sites in use.
If anyone has any experience with this option could you take a moment
to
share it?
Thanks in advance
Julian Smith
Traffic Signal Engineer
AmeyMouchel (Area 9)
Tel: 01905 683221
FeatureNet: 7969 3221
Mobile: 07979 707739
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