JPH05190004A - Tunnel luminaire and tunnel lighting system using this - Google Patents

Tunnel luminaire and tunnel lighting system using this

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JPH05190004A
JPH05190004A JP4001812A JP181292A JPH05190004A JP H05190004 A JPH05190004 A JP H05190004A JP 4001812 A JP4001812 A JP 4001812A JP 181292 A JP181292 A JP 181292A JP H05190004 A JPH05190004 A JP H05190004A
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Takeshi Inoue
猛 井上
Masayoshi Sakamoto
正悦 坂本
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Panasonic Holdings Corp
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To enable efficient lighting in a tunnel where the traffic density is light. CONSTITUTION:A luminaire is used, which has an optical system A for effectively informing time driver of an automobile coming close to a tunnel of the linear shape of the road inside a tunnel and an optical system B for effectively elevating the lightness of the road inside the tunnel. In case that the temporal average value of the traffic density inside the tunnel after a certain time is estimated to be above a certain value from the measure results of a traffic density measuring device 12, both of the optical systems A and B are lit by a controller 13. Hereby, a driver can perceive not only the linear shape of the road inside the tunnel but also the existence or nonexistence of an obstacle on the road inside the tunnel. On the other hand, in case that the temporal average traffic density is estimated to fall from the above value from the measure result of the traffic density measuring device 12, only the optical system A is lit by the controller 13. As a result, though he can not perceive the road inside the tunnel or the obstacle on the road, he can perceive time linear shape of the road inside the tunnel being the minimum visual requirement in safe running.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】Detailed Description of the Invention

【0001】[0001]

【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、交通量が少ない自動車
トンネルの入口部に使用するトンネル照明器具、および
この照明器具を使用したトンネル照明装置に関するもの
である。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tunnel illuminator used at the entrance of an automobile tunnel with low traffic and a tunnel illuminator using this illuminator.

【0002】[0002]

【従来の技術】トンネルに接近、進入する自動車のドラ
イバーが、不安感を感ずることなく円滑かつ安全に自動
車を運転し続けるためには、トンネル内が交通量の大小
に関係なく、(1) ドライバーが、これなら安心してトン
ネルに進入できると感じられる明るさで照明されている
こと、(2) トンネル内の道路、壁面の状況および道路上
の障害物の存否や、障害物が存在する場合にその詳細が
よく見えること、などが必要である。
2. Description of the Related Art In order for a driver of a vehicle approaching or approaching a tunnel to continue driving smoothly and safely without feeling anxiety, regardless of the amount of traffic in the tunnel, (1) the driver However, if it is illuminated with a brightness that makes it possible to enter the tunnel with peace of mind, (2) When there are obstacles on the road and wall surfaces in the tunnel, the condition of the road, and obstacles, It is necessary to see the details clearly.

【0003】トンネルの入口照明および基本照明はこの
ために設置されている。これらの照明に使用されている
照明器具は、上記(1)(2)の条件を効率よく満足させるこ
とを目的とした配光を有するものが用いられており、図
6に示すように、従来の照明器具の配光としては、主光
束が道路軸と直角方向に放射されるものが採用されてい
る。
Tunnel entrance lighting and basic lighting are provided for this purpose. The luminaire used for these illuminations has a light distribution aiming at efficiently satisfying the above conditions (1) and (2), and as shown in FIG. As the light distribution of the lighting equipment, the one in which the main light flux is emitted in the direction perpendicular to the road axis is adopted.

【0004】しかし、このような照明器具を使用して
も、上記(1)(2)の条件を満足させるためには、トンネル
内、特に入口部にかなり高照度の照明設備を設置するこ
とが必要であり、このために使用する電力負荷はかなり
大きいものであった。
However, even if such a luminaire is used, in order to satisfy the above conditions (1) and (2), it is necessary to install a fairly high illuminance lighting facility in the tunnel, especially at the entrance. It was necessary and the power load used for this was quite heavy.

【0005】一方、一日当りの交通量が数百台というよ
うな交通量の少ないトンネルでは、コスト/便益の観点
から、トンネル内に常時このような大電力を要する高レ
ベルの照明を設備することは必ずしも実用的ではない。
このために、このようなトンネルでは照明のレベルを通
常の50%以下に低下させた照明設備が設置されている。
しかしこの場合、照明器具は交通量に関係なく同じ種類
のものが使用されている。すなわち、照明器具は通常の
トンネルと同種のもので、使用するランプのワット数を
下げたり、照明器具の取付間隔を長くしたりして、全体
的な照明レベルを低下させる方法をとっている。
On the other hand, in a tunnel with a low traffic volume such as several hundreds of traffic per day, from the viewpoint of cost / benefit, it is necessary to constantly install such a high-level lighting requiring a large amount of electric power in the tunnel. Is not always practical.
For this reason, such tunnels are equipped with lighting equipment that reduces the lighting level to less than 50% of the normal level.
However, in this case, the same type of lighting equipment is used regardless of the traffic volume. That is, the luminaire is similar to a normal tunnel, and the wattage of the lamp to be used is reduced and the mounting interval of the luminaire is lengthened to reduce the overall lighting level.

【0006】[0006]

【発明が解決しようとする課題】このような、従来の方
法では次に述べるような問題があった。すなわち、照明
レベルを低下させる場合、低下させる前と同種の(同じ
配光を持つ)照明器具を使用していたので、トンネル内
の路面や壁面の明るさが一様に暗くなってそのレベルも
十分でないために、上記(1)(2)で述べたトンネル内道路
の状況や障害物の詳細が知覚し難くなるばかりか、安全
走行上最低の条件である、
The conventional method as described above has the following problems. In other words, when lowering the lighting level, the same type of lighting equipment (having the same light distribution) as before the lighting level was used, so the brightness of the road surface and wall surfaces in the tunnel became even darker and Since it is not sufficient, it is not only difficult to perceive the details of roads and obstacles in the tunnel described in (1) and (2) above, but it is the minimum condition for safe driving.

【0007】(a) トンネル内の道路上にある障害物の存
否と、その存在場所、(b) トンネル内の道路の線形(道
路の曲線や勾配の状況)、などに関する情報まで知覚し
難くなるという問題があった。この結果、トンネル入口
に接近中のドライバーはトンネルの中の状況がほとんど
わからないので、トンネルの手前の道路区間で急に減速
して、その後のろのろ運転するために、これが交通事故
や交通渋滞の原因となっている場合が多かった。
It is difficult to even perceive information about (a) the presence or absence of an obstacle on the road in the tunnel and its location, and (b) the alignment of the road in the tunnel (conditions of curves and slopes of the road). There was a problem. As a result, the driver approaching the entrance of the tunnel has little knowledge of the situation inside the tunnel, so suddenly decelerating in the road section in front of the tunnel and driving slowly thereafter, this is a cause of traffic accidents and traffic congestion. It was often the case.

【0008】本発明はかかる問題を解決するもので、交
通量が一日1000〜1500台というような比較的少ないトン
ネルの入口部において、コスト/便益上の観点から、照
明レベルを低減した状況においても、トンネルに接近、
進入する自動車の安全走行に必要な最低限の上記(a)(b)
のような視覚情報を確保し、安全で円滑な道路交通を実
現することができるトンネル照明器具およびそれを使用
したトンネル照明装置を提供することを目的としてい
る。
The present invention solves such a problem. In the entrance of a tunnel where the traffic volume is relatively small, such as 1000 to 1500 vehicles a day, from the viewpoint of cost / benefit, the lighting level is reduced. Approaching the tunnel,
The above minimum (a) (b) necessary for the safe running of the entering vehicle.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a tunnel lighting device and a tunnel lighting device using the tunnel lighting device, which can secure such visual information and realize safe and smooth road traffic.

【0009】[0009]

【課題を解決するための手段】上記課題を解決するため
に本発明は、照明レベルを低減したトンネルに接近して
来る自動車のドライバーに対して、トンネル進入時およ
びトンネル内走行時に、安全走行上最低の視覚要件であ
る、(a) トンネル内道路上の障害物の存否や(b) トンネ
ル内道路の線形を明瞭に知覚できるような、特殊な配光
を有する照明器具をトンネル内に設置するものである。
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION In order to solve the above problems, the present invention provides a safe driving for a driver of an automobile approaching a tunnel with a reduced illumination level when entering a tunnel or traveling in a tunnel. Install a light fixture with a special light distribution in the tunnel that can clearly perceive the minimum visual requirements (a) the presence of obstacles on the road in the tunnel and (b) the alignment of the road in the tunnel. It is a thing.

【0010】すなわち、本発明の照明器具は、従来のよ
うに、主光束を道路軸と直角方向に放射して道路面や壁
面を照射するのではなく、主光束を道路軸とほぼ平行で
交通方向とは逆の方向に放射する2種類の光学系を持っ
ていることを特徴としており主光束の照射方向が鉛直方
向からの角度が80度から90度の間にある光学系Aと、45
度から70度の光学系Bの二つの光学系を持ち、外部から
の制御信号により光学系Aと光学系Bを独立して点灯、
消灯できるようにしたものである。また、トンネル照明
設備の電力節減の観点から光学系Aの光源に、トンネル
外の自然光を使用したものである。
That is, the luminaire of the present invention does not irradiate the main light flux in the direction perpendicular to the road axis to irradiate the road surface or wall surface as in the prior art, but the main light flux travels substantially parallel to the road axis. It is characterized by having two types of optical systems that radiate in the opposite direction, and an optical system A in which the direction of irradiation of the main light beam is between 80 and 90 degrees from the vertical direction.
It has two optical systems, the optical system B from 70 degrees to 70 degrees, and turns on the optical system A and the optical system B independently by the control signal from the outside.
The light can be turned off. In addition, natural light outside the tunnel is used as the light source of the optical system A from the viewpoint of power saving of the tunnel lighting equipment.

【0011】また、トンネル照明装置は、トンネルへの
進入道路上に設置した交通量計測装置と、この交通量計
測装置からの信号を受けて、上記トンネル照明器具の光
学系Aと光学系Bを独立して点灯、消灯する制御部を備
え、さらにこの制御部により制御されるトンネル照明器
具を複数設けたものである。
Further, the tunnel lighting device receives a signal from the traffic amount measuring device installed on the approach road to the tunnel, and receives the signal from the traffic amount measuring device to connect the optical system A and the optical system B of the tunnel lighting device. It is provided with a control unit that turns on and off independently, and is further provided with a plurality of tunnel lighting fixtures controlled by this control unit.

【0012】[0012]

【作用】この構成による作用は次のようになる。 (1) トンネルの交通量に応じて、光学系Aのみの点灯と
光学系AとBの同時点灯の二つを切り替えて、照明用電
力の節減を実現する。すなわち、交通量が非常に少ない
ときには(たとえば時間平均交通量が50台以下)、光学
系Aのみを点灯し、交通量がそれより増加したときには
光学系AとBとを同時に点灯する。この点灯制御を、ト
ンネルに係わる道路に設置した交通量計測装置に接続し
た照明器具配光制御部からの信号によって自動的に行う
ことにより、交通量に応じた最低限の視覚要件の確保が
可能となる。
[Operation] The operation of this configuration is as follows. (1) Depending on the traffic volume in the tunnel, the lighting of only the optical system A and the simultaneous lighting of the optical systems A and B are switched to realize a reduction in lighting power. That is, when the traffic volume is very small (for example, the hourly average traffic volume is 50 or less), only the optical system A is turned on, and when the traffic volume is higher than that, the optical systems A and B are turned on at the same time. This lighting control is automatically performed by the signal from the lighting fixture light distribution control unit connected to the traffic volume measuring device installed on the road related to the tunnel, so that the minimum visual requirement according to the traffic volume can be secured. Becomes

【0013】(2) 光学系A用の光源として、トンネル外
部に設置した受光装置で受光した自然光をグラスファイ
バーなどの導光材によってトンネル内に導き、その光を
各照明器具に分岐させたものを使用する。この結果、光
学系A用の照明電力は不要となる。
(2) As a light source for the optical system A, natural light received by a light receiving device installed outside the tunnel is guided into the tunnel by a light guide material such as glass fiber, and the light is branched to each lighting fixture. To use. As a result, the illumination power for the optical system A becomes unnecessary.

【0014】[0014]

【実施例】以下本発明の一実施例を図面に基づいて説明
する。図1は本発明の一実施例のトンネル入口における
トンネル照明装置の構成図、図2は同トンネル照明装置
に使用するトンネル照明器具の概略構成図、図3は図2
のトンネル照明器による配光例を示す図である。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 is a configuration diagram of a tunnel lighting device at a tunnel entrance of an embodiment of the present invention, FIG. 2 is a schematic configuration diagram of a tunnel lighting device used in the tunnel lighting device, and FIG. 3 is FIG.
It is a figure which shows the example of light distribution by the tunnel illuminator.

【0015】図2において、照明器具1は筐体の前部に
位置する光学系A2と筐体の下部に位置する光学系B6
を備え、光学系A2は光源A3とほぼ前方に向う反射板
A4と前端に面する前面ガラスA5からなり、光学系B
6は光源B7とほぼ斜め前方に向う反射板B8と下端に
面する前面ガラス9からなり、光学系A2の反射板A4
による主光束の照射方向は、図3に示すように、道路軸
に平行な鉛直面内で鉛直方向からの角度が80度から90度
の間にあり、光学系B6の反射板B8による主光束の照
射方向は、図3に示すように、同鉛直面内で鉛直方向か
らの角度が45度から70度の間にあるように構成されてい
る。
In FIG. 2, the luminaire 1 includes an optical system A2 located at the front of the housing and an optical system B6 located at the bottom of the housing.
The optical system A2 includes a light source A3, a reflection plate A4 that faces substantially forward, and a front glass A5 that faces the front end.
Reference numeral 6 is composed of a light source B7, a reflector B8 that is directed substantially diagonally forward and a front glass 9 that faces the lower end, and a reflector A4 of the optical system A2.
As shown in FIG. 3, the main luminous flux of the main luminous flux by the reflection plate B8 of the optical system B6 is between 80 and 90 degrees from the vertical direction in the vertical plane parallel to the road axis. As shown in FIG. 3, the irradiation direction of is configured such that the angle from the vertical direction is within the range of 45 degrees to 70 degrees within the same vertical plane.

【0016】また、光学系A2は、図4に示すように、
トンネル11に接近してくる自動車10のドライバーにその
光が直接見えるので、照明器具1の列の並び方によって
トンネル内道路の線形と効果的に明示することができ、
ドライバーにトンネル内道路の線形を知らせるために使
用できる。また、光学系B6は路面の明るさ(路面輝
度)をかなり効果的に増大して、かつ道路上の障害物と
その背景の路面との輝度対比を高めて、障害物の知覚を
容易にできるので、トンネル内道路の明るさを向上する
ために使用できる。
The optical system A2, as shown in FIG.
Since the light is directly visible to the driver of the car 10 approaching the tunnel 11, the alignment of the rows of the luminaires 1 can effectively indicate the alignment of the road in the tunnel.
It can be used to inform the driver of the alignment of the road in the tunnel. Further, the optical system B6 considerably effectively increases the brightness of the road surface (road surface brightness) and enhances the brightness contrast between the obstacle on the road and the road surface in the background thereof, thereby facilitating the perception of the obstacle. So it can be used to improve the brightness of the road in the tunnel.

【0017】図1は、トンネル11に取り付けた複数個の
照明器具1と、トンネルへの進入道路に設置した交通量
計測装置12と、この交通量計測装置12からの信号を受け
て照明器具1の光学系A,Bの点灯を制御する照明器具
配光制御部13とを備えたトンネルの照明装置を示してお
り、この照明装置の点灯制御は次のようにして行われ
る。
FIG. 1 shows a plurality of luminaires 1 attached to a tunnel 11, a traffic amount measuring device 12 installed on an approach road to the tunnel, and a luminaire 1 upon receiving a signal from the traffic amount measuring device 12. The illumination device of the tunnel is provided with the illumination device light distribution control unit 13 for controlling the illumination of the optical systems A and B, and the illumination control of this illumination device is performed as follows.

【0018】図1において、交通量計測装置12の測定結
果により、一定時間後のトンネル内の交通量の時間平均
値がある値(たとえば50台。日交通量1200台)以上と予
測される場合は、照明器具配光制御部13により照明器具
1の光学系A2と光学系B6の両方を点灯する。これに
よってドライバーはトンネル内の道路線形だけでなく、
トンネル内道路上の障害物の存否と、それが存在する場
合その位置まで知覚することができる。
In FIG. 1, when the time average value of the traffic volume in the tunnel after a certain time is predicted to be a certain value (for example, 50 vehicles. 1200 daily traffic volume) based on the measurement result of the traffic volume measuring device 12. Illuminates both the optical system A2 and the optical system B6 of the luminaire 1 by the luminaire light distribution control unit 13. This will give the driver not only the road alignment in the tunnel,
The presence or absence of an obstacle on the tunnel road and its location, if present, can be perceived.

【0019】一方、交通量計測装置12の測定結果によ
り、時間平均交通量が上記の値より低下する(たとえば
時間交通量50台以下、日交通量1200台以下)と予測され
る場合は、照明器具配光制御部13によって照明器具1の
光学系B6を消灯し光学系A2のみを点灯する。この結
果、自動車運転者はトンネル内の道路や道路上の障害物
は知覚できないが、安全走行上最低限の視覚要件である
トンネル内の道路の線形は知覚できる。ちなみに鉛直方
向からの角度が88度、85度、80度方向の光が直接見える
のは、照明器具1から約85m、40m、および20m手前の
道路上にいる自動車のドライバーに相当する。
On the other hand, if it is predicted from the measurement result of the traffic volume measuring device 12 that the hourly average traffic volume is lower than the above value (for example, 50 or less hourly traffic and 1200 or less daily traffic), lighting is performed. The fixture light distribution control unit 13 turns off the optical system B6 of the lighting fixture 1 and turns on only the optical system A2. As a result, the car driver cannot perceive the road in the tunnel or the obstacle on the road, but can perceive the alignment of the road in the tunnel, which is the minimum visual requirement for safe driving. By the way, it is equivalent to the driver of a car on the road about 85m, 40m, and 20m from the luminaire 1 that the light at the angles of 88, 85, and 80 degrees from the vertical direction can be seen directly.

【0020】図5は、照明器具1の光学系A2用の光源
A3として自然光を利用するための構成を示し、トンネ
ル外部で自然光を受光する自然光受光部14と、この光を
照明器具1に導く導光ケーブル15とからなる。このよう
に光学系A2の光源A3に自然光を利用することによっ
て、照明用電力が節減できるとともに、トンネル外部の
野外輝度に比例して光源A3の光度を変化させることが
できる。
FIG. 5 shows a structure for utilizing natural light as a light source A3 for the optical system A2 of the lighting fixture 1, and a natural light receiving portion 14 for receiving the natural light outside the tunnel and the light is guided to the lighting fixture 1. It consists of a light guide cable 15. In this way, by using natural light for the light source A3 of the optical system A2, it is possible to save illumination power and change the luminous intensity of the light source A3 in proportion to the outdoor brightness outside the tunnel.

【0021】[0021]

【発明の効果】以上のように、本発明によれば、交通量
の少ないトンネルにおいて以下の効果が得られる。
As described above, according to the present invention, the following effects can be obtained in a tunnel having a small traffic volume.

【0022】(1) トンネル照明器具に、道路軸に平行な
鉛直面内で鉛直方向からの角度が80〜90度方向に主光束
を出す光学系Aをもたせこれを点灯することにより、少
ない電力で自動車のドライバーにトンネル内道路の線形
を効果的に明示することが可能となる。
(1) The tunnel lighting equipment is provided with an optical system A which emits a main light beam in the direction of an angle of 80 to 90 degrees from the vertical direction within a vertical plane parallel to the road axis, and by lighting it, a small electric power is consumed. It becomes possible to effectively show the alignment of the tunnel road to the driver of the car.

【0023】(2) トンネル照明器具に、光学系Aおよび
鉛直方向からの角度が45〜70度の方向に主光束を放射す
る光学系Bの二つを持たせ、これらをトンネル内の交通
量に連動させて適切に点灯、消灯の制御を行うことによ
り、交通量に応じた最低限の視覚要件を確保でき、かつ
照明用電力の節減が可能となる。
(2) The tunnel luminaire is provided with two optical systems, an optical system A and an optical system B that emits a main light beam in a direction of an angle of 45 to 70 degrees from the vertical direction, and these are installed in the tunnel. By properly controlling the lighting and extinguishing in conjunction with the, it is possible to secure the minimum visual requirements according to the traffic volume and save the lighting power.

【0024】(3) 上記光学系Aの光源に、トンネル外の
自然光を導光ケーブルで導いた発光体を使用することに
よって、電力節減が可能となるとともに、野外輝度に比
例させて光源の光度を変化させることができる。
(3) As the light source of the optical system A, by using a light-emitting body in which natural light outside the tunnel is guided by a light guide cable, it is possible to save electric power, and the luminous intensity of the light source is proportional to the outdoor brightness. Can be changed.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief description of drawings]

【図1】本発明の一実施例のトンネル入口におけるトン
ネル照明装置の構成図である。
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a tunnel lighting device at a tunnel entrance according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【図2】本発明の一実施例のトンネル照明器具の構成図
である。
FIG. 2 is a configuration diagram of a tunnel lighting device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

【図3】同トンネル照明器具の配光図である。FIG. 3 is a light distribution diagram of the tunnel lighting device.

【図4】同トンネル照明器具と自動車ドライバーとの位
置関係を説明する図である。
FIG. 4 is a diagram illustrating a positional relationship between the tunnel lighting device and an automobile driver.

【図5】本発明の他の実施例の自然光を光学系Aの光源
Aに導くトンネル照明装置を説明する図である。
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a tunnel illumination device that guides natural light to a light source A of an optical system A according to another embodiment of the present invention.

【図6】従来のトンネル照明器具の配光図である。FIG. 6 is a light distribution diagram of a conventional tunnel lighting device.

【符号の説明】[Explanation of symbols]

1 照明器具 2 光学系A 3 光源A 4 反射版A 5 前面ガラスA 6 光学系A 7 光源B 8 反射版B 9 前面ガラスB 10 自動車(ドライバー) 11 トンネル 12 交通量計測装置 13 照明器具配光制御部 14 自然光受光部 15 導光ケーブル 1 Lighting Equipment 2 Optical System A 3 Light Source A 4 Reflective Plate A 5 Front Glass A 6 Optical System A 7 Light Source B 8 Reflective Plate B 9 Front Glass B 10 Car (Driver) 11 Tunnel 12 Traffic Measurement Device 13 Lighting Equipment Light Distribution Controller 14 Natural light receiver 15 Light guide cable

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] 【請求項1】 主光束の照射方向が、道路軸と平行な鉛
直面内で鉛直方向からの角度が80度から90度の間にある
光学系Aと、45度から70度の間にある光学系Bの二つの
光学系を持ち、外部からの制御信号により光学系Aと光
学系Bを独立して点灯、消灯可能に構成したことを特徴
とするトンネル照明器具。
1. The irradiation direction of the main light beam is between 45 degrees and 70 degrees with the optical system A whose angle from the vertical direction is between 80 degrees and 90 degrees in the vertical plane parallel to the road axis. A tunnel illuminator having two optical systems, an optical system B, and an optical system A and an optical system B which can be turned on and off independently by a control signal from the outside.
【請求項2】 光学系Aの光源にトンネルの外の自然光
を導光ケーブルで誘導して発光するようにした発光体を
使用したことを特徴とする請求項1記載の照明器具。
2. The luminaire according to claim 1, wherein the light source of the optical system A is a light-emitting body in which natural light outside the tunnel is guided by a light guide cable to emit light.
【請求項3】 請求項1または2記載の複数個のトンネ
ル照明器具と、トンネルへの進入道路上に設置した交通
量計測装置と、この交通量計測装置からの信号を受けて
上記複数個のトンネル照明器具の光学系A,Bの点灯、
消灯を制御する制御部とを備えたトンネル照明装置。
3. A plurality of tunnel lighting devices according to claim 1 or 2, a traffic volume measuring device installed on an entrance road to a tunnel, and a plurality of the plurality of traffic light measuring devices receiving signals from the traffic volume measuring device. Lighting the optical systems A and B of the tunnel lighting equipment,
A tunnel lighting device including a control unit that controls turning off.
JP4001812A 1992-01-09 1992-01-09 Tunnel luminaire and tunnel lighting system using this Pending JPH05190004A (en)

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