Shenzhen Nokin Traffic Facilities Co., Ltd.

Drivers were worried about driving on narrow coastal roads in dark, and solar cat eyes were installed on both routes. After installing the LED cat eyes, 79% of the drivers using this route felt safe to drive along this road in dark, and the number more than doubled to 92%.

Since 2010, NOKIN Traffic has introduced solar cat's eyes, which have a higher visibility than the traditional “cat eyes”. Its patent product NK-RS-X5 solar powered cat's eyes provide forward visibility of up to 900 m, providing better guidance and hazard warnings to drivers in the dark, even in harsh weather conditions.

It has been proven that intelligent, safe and sustainable solar cat eyes on road can improve road safety at night. Provides a view of the road layout within the driver's natural line of sight and beyond the vehicle's headlight beam. Where are the solar powered cat eyes can be used?

Cat eyes reflector provide most effective night guidance even under the most adverse weather conditions. Cat eyes on road are available in different sizes     to delineate both the carriage way at the center and at the edges of roads.
But do you know what is the distance between two reflective cat eyes on road ?

You may never notice, but the cat's eyes reflector on the road are actually different colors -- but they're not just pretty to look at, they're more functional, and do you know what different colors mean?Cat's eyes on motorways come in four main colors: red, green, white and amber - occasionally green/yellow.

The solar powered cat eyes can well outline the road and improve the safety of night driving, so it is widely used in domestic highways and municipal highways.
A good quality solar cat eyes on road should have: good compression resistance (10 tons or more), continuous high brightness work, firm installation, not easy to fall off.

Solar cat's eyes, which is light up in response to traffic signal changes, is first used at the junction of the British Expressway in 2018 to improve the safety of the driver. The British Highway Association has installed about 170 innovative LED road studs on one of the most busy highway crossings in England-over 90,000 cars a day. 

Cat eye on road was originally invented in the 1930s by Workshiremen Percy Shaw, and is now used as a road safety measure around the world. Cat eyes on the road are about to be a thing of the past, and British government ministers will amend legislation and replace them with new LED solar road studs.