Octogonal 2000
T.MORA - Escalquens (31)
This range of traffic lights is the most widespread from the manufacturer Otic Fischer & Porter, it is mainly found in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region, where the factory was located. They also equipped the entire Prado-Carénage tunnel in Marseille in 1993.
The first version of these octagonal shaped signals was made of steel.
The second version was made of fiberglass.
The inventor of these traffic lights deposited them back at the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) in 2003, with a new modernized version of the repeater, perhaps with a view to new marketing.
1995
end of marketing
presence
sources
materials
rare
incandescence
LED
acier
fiberglass
1978
marketed since
INPI
OVERVIEW
INPI
PEDESTRIAN PUSH BUTTON
INPI
Ø100 REPEATER third version
Street View - Roanne (69)
Street View - Roanne (69)
Ø100 REPEATER second version
P.TROCCO - personal collection
Street View - Roanne (69)
LBC
PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL second version
Street View - Marseille (13)
Street View - Marseille (13)
Ø200 RED STOP SIGNAL
Ø200 TWO COLORED SIGNAL
Street View - Marseille (13)
P.TROCCO - personal collection
Ø200 TRAFFIC LIGHT second version
M.DIETRICH - Bagnières de Bigorre (65)
Street View - Monistrol sur Loire (43)
Ø200 PEDESTRIAN CROSSING SIGNAL
H.LEGAI - personal collection
K.HAON - Issoire (63)
Ø100 REPEATER first version
PEDESTRIAN SIGNAL first version
Ø200 FLASHING SIGNAL
Ø200 FLASHING ARROW
Ø200 TRAFFIC LIGHT first version
Ø300 TRAFFIC LIGHT second version
Ø300 TRAFFIC LIGHT first version
Street View - Monistrol sur Loire (43)
T.MORA - Escalquens (31)
Street View - Riom (63)
Street View - Riom (63)
M.DIETRICH - Bagnières de Bigorre (65)
Street View - Riom (63)
M.DIETRICH - Bagnières de Bigorre (65)
Street View - Riom (63)
Street View - Riom (63)
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