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IL6-P3 Series

Compare LEOTEK IL6-P3 traffic signal modules for ball, arrow and U-turn indications. Review model specifications and download supporting product documents.

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IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Arrow
Indication: Arrow
Voltage: 120Vac (80-135Vac), 10-28Vdc, 48Vdc (36-60Vdc)
IL6-P3 Series 12″ Traffic Signal Module – Ball (3)
Indication: Ball
Voltage: 120Vac (80-135Vac), 10-28Vdc, 48Vdc (36-60Vdc)
Pole-mounted traffic signal with a LEOTEK IL6-P3 U-turn arrow LED module
Indication: U Turn Arrow
Voltage: 120Vac (80-135Vac)
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IL6-P3 Series FAQs

Answers to common questions about product selection, installation and procurement.

How do ball, standard arrow and U-turn models differ?

Ball models provide circular indications in 8-inch and 12-inch formats. Standard arrows use directional-arrow optics, with available sizes depending on voltage. U-turn is a separate 12-inch indication with its own sheet, not a standard arrow rotated in the housing. Choose the indication geometry first, then match size, color, voltage suffix and lens option to the agency signal plan.

Specifications & documents
IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Ball · IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Arrow · IL6 P3 U Turn Arrow Spec Sheet

Further reading
Traffic Signal Approval: ITE, ETL and DOT Lists

Which voltage and size combinations are documented?

Ball variants cover 8/12-inch AC 80–135Vac, DC 10–28Vdc and 48V-system 36–60Vdc models. Standard-arrow AC and 48V sheets cover 12-inch models; the 10–28Vdc arrow sheet covers 8-inch and 12-inch versions. U-turn’s published sheet covers 12-inch 80–135Vac only. These separate model variants must not be interpreted as one universal-input product or as every size being available at every voltage.

Specifications & documents
IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Ball · IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Arrow · IL6 P3 U Turn Arrow Spec Sheet

Further reading
Traffic Signal Approval: ITE, ETL and DOT Lists

Are tinted and clear lenses available on every IL6-P3 symbol?

The ball and standard-arrow documents identify tinted lenses as standard and a model-specific -CLR clear-lens suffix. That should not be extended automatically to another symbol or voltage variant. Record the exact lens option with the size/color/voltage model and check its applicable approval evidence. A clear or tinted lens affects the ordered optical configuration, not just the procurement description.

Specifications & documents
IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Ball · IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Arrow

What must cabinet compatibility review distinguish?

The A1 AC, B1 low-voltage DC and L1 48V-system variants have separate electrical tables. Review the selected model’s supply, current/power, switching response and off-state characteristics against the actual load switch and monitoring equipment. For the U-turn AC version, published response is under 75ms and turn-off voltage above 35Vac. A family-level voltage list cannot establish compatibility of a specific replacement circuit.

Specifications & documents
IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Ball · IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Arrow · IL6 P3 U Turn Arrow Spec Sheet

Further reading
Traffic Signal Approval: ITE, ETL and DOT Lists

What exactly is offered for a U-turn indication?

The published U-turn table lists 12-inch red, yellow and green A1 models at 80–135Vac, drawing 5.5W, 6.6W and 6.8W respectively. It does not document a 10–28Vdc U-turn model. Specify the U-turn order code and its own optical document; the standard-arrow DC options cannot be used as evidence that the same DC U-turn configuration is available.

Specifications & documents
IL6 P3 U Turn Arrow Spec Sheet

How should IL6-P3 be compared with DT extended-life alternatives?

IL6-P3 documents five-year limited coverage and an LED intensity-maintenance claim; DT ball/arrow documents 15-year limited full-performance coverage with an extended-life LED/power-supply design. Compare equivalent indication, size, supply and lens choices, plus purchase, energy, maintenance and traffic-control costs. A 100,000-hour intensity claim is not the same as a 15-year whole-module warranty or a guaranteed replacement interval.

Specifications & documents
IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Ball · IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Arrow · DT series traffic signal module ball · DT 12” 80-135Vac Arrow Spec Sheet

Further reading
Long-Life LED Traffic Signals: Replacement Cost and ROI

Does an AC model’s ETL listing apply to its DC version?

Do not assume that. The published AC ball and standard-arrow pages identify ETL-verified A1 entries; B1 and L1 need their own applicable approval evidence. Keep the matching voltage-specific sheet and exact order code in the submittal. A test/listing statement for an AC model is not evidence that an electrically different DC model meets the same procurement approval.

Specifications & documents
IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Ball · IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Arrow

Further reading
Traffic Signal Approval: ITE, ETL and DOT Lists

What should the installed-model and spare-parts record contain?

Record indication, 8/12-inch size, color, A1/B1/L1 supply suffix, lens suffix, connector and tested cabinet configuration. Include the actual voltage-specific sheet and settings used during commissioning. For U-turn, retain its separate model identity and 80–135Vac rating. These details prevent a visually similar spare from being selected solely by diameter or family name when its electrical or optical configuration differs.

Specifications & documents
IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Ball · IL6-P3 Series Traffic Signal Module – Arrow · IL6 P3 U Turn Arrow Spec Sheet

Further reading
Traffic Signal Approval: ITE, ETL and DOT Lists

Selection & project planning

Compare ball, arrow and U-turn modules by exact indication, physical format and electrical configuration. Plan a documented cabinet and housing compatibility review before a wider retrofit.

Select the exact indication and configuration

Select the ball, arrow or U-turn indication required by the approved design. Confirm lens format, color, electrical rating and ordering code for each module; family-level options do not apply automatically to every indication.

Validate the installation interface

Check existing signal-head dimensions, attachment hardware, wiring and cabinet supply. Review the proposed configuration with load switching and monitoring equipment used by the project.

Define acceptance and commissioning

Use the agency acceptance procedure to verify normal indication operation, required cabinet monitoring behavior and any specified flash, preemption or recovery conditions. Retain the test record with the installation schedule.

Document procurement and maintenance

Create a schedule of exact model numbers and required indications, electrical variants, quantities and spare units. Obtain current specifications, installation instructions, applicable approval documentation and written warranty terms. Record the installed configurations so maintenance teams can select the correct replacement.

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