Feu Routier -- Aximum : Mondial

H.MAILLET - Bordeaux (33)

Ø100 REPEATER WITH FLASHING ARROW

H.MAILLET - Bordeaux (33)

second version

first version

model with light

model without light

bikes crossing

tramway signal

pedestrian crossing 1st

red stop signal

yellow flashing signal

2012

end of marketing

presence

sources

material

rare

incandescence

LED

polycarbonate

1980s

marketed since

Mondial was a range of polycarbonate traffic lights designed by the Austrian manufacturer Swarco Futurit and for which EL-SI (which became Aximum in 2009) had obtained the exclusive resale license in France.

The reference of the traffic lights is made up of the letter M followed by the diameter of the lenses and their number (eg: M333: Mondial tricolor light Ø300 mm).

Mondial lights are recognizable by their green color, but some are also black. In particular, they equip the entire city of Bordeaux, with the head office of EL-SI/Aximum Produits Electroniques being located in the Bordeaux region.

T.MORA - St Paul Les Dax (40)

Ø100 BIKES REPEATER

T.MORA - St Paul Les Dax (40)

Ø100 REPEATER WITH FLASHING ARROW

T.MORA - Dax (40)

L.LOPEZ - Bordeaux (33)

T.MORA - Dax (40)

PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL LED

Ø200 FLASHING ARROW SIGNAL

T.MORA - Dax (40)

PEDESTRIAN BUTTON

P.TROCCO - Mulhouse (67)

M.GARCIA - Bordeaux (33)

Ø200 TRAMWAY TRAFFIC LIGHT

M.GARCIA - Bordeaux (33)

P.TROCCO - Strasbourg (67)

L.LOPEZ - Bordeaux (33)

OVERVIEW

Dans les années 1980, il a fallut équiper les feux vélos de la région bordelaise d'un deuxième boitier rouge car les contrôleurs de carrefour de l'époque, prévus pour fonctionner avec des feux Ø200 ou Ø300, ne détectaient pas la faible puissance des lampes de ces répétiteurs.

Ø100 FOUR COLORED REPEATER

Ø100 REPEATER LED

Ø100 REPEATER incandescence

SPEAKER

Ø100 TWO COLORED REPEATER

SPECIAL SIGNALS

PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL incandescence

ONE COLORED SIGNALS

Ø200 TWO COLORED SIGNAL

M322 MIXED TRAFFIC LIGHT

M222 TRAFFIC LIGHT

M333 TRAFFIC LIGHT