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The
GE Dotted LEDs are the evolution of the Harmon Dotted LEDs. These
were slow to take off, but they are popping up more and more these days
on shortlines, and especially now Union Pacific. GE
refers to this LED as their "Pixelated look", as opposed to the fading
LEDs that they call the "Uniform look." Unlike the Fading LED,
this only comes in a 12" model, no 8" version available. There are 4 versions of this LED for sale. •
RG6-RTFB-01BV1-H7: Red sidelight
without gasket option Temperature ranges for this kind
of LED ranges from -40°C to +70°C (-40°F to +158°F), and operate from 8
to 14 volts D.C. and A.C. |
The GE Dotted LED as advertised on GE's
website. |
 Lit GE Dotted LEDs in Elwood, IL on 12/12/2016. This is a video screenshot, and as you can see, like WCH LEDs, this has a flickering effect with some camcorders. |
 Unlit GE Dotted LED in Panama City, FL on 12/9/2016. |
 Comparison between a GE Dotted LED (right) and a 2nd Gen WCH LED in Pontiac, IL on 11/27/2016. |
 Unlit GE Dotted LEDs in Elwood, IL on 12/12/2016. |
 More unlit GE Dotted LEDs at the same crossing in Elwood on 12/12/2016. |
http://www.gelighting.com/LightingWeb/na/images/RAIL032_R022012_LR_tcm201-52491.pdf - 12" technical information
http://www.gelighting.com/LightingWeb/na/solutions/transportation-lighting/rail-signals/level-crossing.jsp
- General overview of this and the GE Uniform Look LEDs.