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December 2013
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR
PURCHASE AND DELIVERY OF HEAVY-DUTY BUSES
RFP SRTA-2014-01
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
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i. Power to the Sign System shall be controlled by the Master Coach run switch. The signs
shall operate in all positions of this switch except the "off" position. The signs shall be
internally protected against voltage transients and RF interference.
j. All electronic circuit boards used in the Sign System shall be conformal coated to meet
the requirements of military specification MIL-I-46058C. All Sign System components
shall be certified to have been subjected to a “burn-in” test of a minimum of twelve (12)
hours operation in a temperature of 150
o
F prior to final inspection.
20.3 Display and Display Illumination
a. All sign displays shall consist of pixels utilizing high intensity Light Emitting Diode’s
(LED), for superior outdoor environmental performance, (of amber illumination
appearance of light wavelength of 590 NM). LED should be made of AllnGaP II, superior
UV resistant epoxy lens and superior resistance to the effects of moisture. Each pixel
shall have a dedicated LED for illumination of the pixel in all lighting conditions. The Sign
System shall have multi-level intensity changes, which adjust automatically as a function
of ambient lighting conditions. There shall be no requirement for any fan or any
specialized cooling or air circulation.
b. This LED shall be mounted such as to be visible directly to the observer positioned in the
viewing cone, allowing for full readability 65 degrees either side of the destination sign
centerline. The LEDs shall be the only means of illumination of the Sign System. The
LED illumination source shall have an operating life M.T.B.F. of not less than 100,000
hours. Each LED shall not consume more than 0.02 watts.
c. The LED characters formed by the System shall meet the requirements of the Americans
with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 Reference 49 CFR Section 38.39.
20.4 Front Destination Sign
a. The front sign shall be mounted on the front of the coach, near the top edge of the body,
behind windshield protection, and in an enclosed but accessible compartment provided
by the coach manufacturer. The compartment access door shall be secured by 3, 5/16
square locks. The compartment opening shall also be large enough to allow easy
removal and installation a complete front sign assembly.
b. The front destination sign message shall be readable by a person with 20/20 vision from
a distance of 350 feet for signs of display height greater than 8 inches and from and
distance not less than 275 feet for display heights less than 8 inches. The front sign shall
have a viewing cone of equal readability at 65 degrees on either side of a line
perpendicular to the center of the mean plane of the display. The intensity of the
illumination of the display pixels shall appear to the naked eye to be approximately
uniform throughout the full viewing cone.
c. The sign mechanism shall be hinged on brackets to permit cleaning of the front inside
side glass without the use of tools. The compartment shall be sealed to prevent entry of
dust, dirt, water, and insects during normal operation and cyclone cleaning.
d. The front sign compartment shall be enclosed by a UV protected clear glazing.
20.5 Side Destination Sign
a. The side destination sign shall be located on the curbside, towards the upper portion of
the passenger window that is located next to the front door. The side sign shall be
mounted in a fixed position using brackets provided by the destination sign manufacturer.
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