Old school... M53 controller and separate green for the FYA. We here in Vegas are getting rid of those M53 in favor of Naztek ATC and rewiring from separate green to separate yellow.
It'd be really cool if you could go over the SDLC bus in a video. I've been trying to explain it to my folks but I feel like they look at me like I got 2 heads. :)
Interesting to see an Econolite Controller with an EDI MMU. Usually Econolite sells their stuff with Rone MMUs and load switches. Maybe it's just a regional thing.
Could be, but I get EDI MMU's when I get Siemens controllers and Reno MMUS whenever we have Econolites. This is always from different vendors so I'd be a little surprised as usually they don't like their vendors selling a competitors product.
@@TheRealCreepinogie I think it really matters who your wholesaler is, If it's not within your spec, the vendor will typically go with whatever they typically supply.
If I have 6 traffic lights I want to control with one controller then would I have to have a load switch for each traffic light? Or can I put 3 traffic lights on one load switch as North side / south side and the other 3 on another load switch East side / West side?
@@carols8213 yes. 1 signal red amber green Signal 2 red amber green. Would I be able to put both of those signals on one load switch or would I need 2 load switches for the two signals?
Good Videos! Please make more! This is very needed information.
Unnecesarily complicated just to create idle time for drivers.
Old school... M53 controller and separate green for the FYA. We here in Vegas are getting rid of those M53 in favor of Naztek ATC and rewiring from separate green to separate yellow.
How many types of cabinets are there? 2 or more?
Nice!!! Whoever wired that cab puts some love into it. Great video!!
Thank you!
Great video, most of my experience is with TS1, would love to see more TS2 videos
All the switch gear is really cool stuff !!!
Thank you so much!
It'd be really cool if you could go over the SDLC bus in a video. I've been trying to explain it to my folks but I feel like they look at me like I got 2 heads. :)
Oh man! That is such an overcomplicated way of doing it. Have a look at the Tyco Eclipse or the ATSC4. I'll work on them thanks.
I assemble these things :P
Nice!
your name looks so familiar lol
Interesting to see an Econolite Controller with an EDI MMU. Usually Econolite sells their stuff with Rone MMUs and load switches. Maybe it's just a regional thing.
I've been told Eberle Design Industries EDI is owned by Econolite.
Could be, but I get EDI MMU's when I get Siemens controllers and Reno MMUS whenever we have Econolites. This is always from different vendors so I'd be a little surprised as usually they don't like their vendors selling a competitors product.
I did a little digging and it turns out Reno is a subsidary of Eberle. I wonder when this happened?
@@TheRealCreepinogie Haha.. I think at some point in time every company in this industry was a part of eachother.
@@TheRealCreepinogie I think it really matters who your wholesaler is, If it's not within your spec, the vendor will typically go with whatever they typically supply.
What I can check, if I dont have power in the controller, mmu and power supply
Is this a TS2 type 1?
If I have 6 traffic lights I want to control with one controller then would I have to have a load switch for each traffic light? Or can I put 3 traffic lights on one load switch as North side / south side and the other 3 on another load switch East side / West side?
are they 2 signal heads? ex. 1st signal: red amber green 2nd signal: red amber green
@@carols8213 yes. 1 signal red amber green Signal 2 red amber green. Would I be able to put both of those signals on one load switch or would I need 2 load switches for the two signals?
@@justincollins1608 1 signal per load switch.
@@carols8213 great thank you!
splice the signals together then one load switch, If you want the signals to work independent 2 load switches