What is a motor vehicle retro reflector?
1. Retro reflectors, also known as reflectors and reflectors.
2. It is commonly used in the side, rear and front of automobiles and locomotives, as well as pedestrian reflectors for pedestrians.
3. Retro reflectors are classified and colored differently according to the places where they are used:
A. The reflector installed in front of the vehicle body must be white according to Article 4.4 of SAE / ECE / JIS / CCC gb11564:2008; The luminous value of its reflection is 4 times that of the red rear reflector.
B. Installed on the side of the car body, we usually call it a side reflector. The side reflex reflectors must be amber according to regulations. The luminous value of its reflection is 2.5 times that of the red rear reflector. According to the enterprise standard requirements of Shanghai Keguang Industrial Co., Ltd. for class IA and IB km101 series products produced by the company, the CIL value of km101 series side reflector is 1.6 times that of gb11564:2008 for yellow side reflector.
C. The reflector installed at the rear of the vehicle body is commonly referred to as: rear reflector / tail reflector. The regulations must be red. The reflective CIL value can be described in Table 1 of article 4.4.1.1 of gb11564:2008. According to the enterprise standard requirements of Shanghai Keguang Industrial Co., Ltd. for class IA and IB km101 series products produced by the company, the CIL value of km202 series side reflex reflector is 1.6 times that of gb11564:2008 for red rear reflector.
D. Safety class retro reflectors used by pedestrians are often referred to as "walking reflectors". It is the cheapest and most effective life insurance in the world. The safety factor of pedestrians wearing walking reflectors at night will be 18 times higher than that without walking reflectors. The reason is that the pedestrian reflector worn by pedestrians can be seen by car drivers nearly 100 meters away from the car body in advance under the irradiation of car lights. So as to ensure that the driver has enough distance to slow down and avoid.
