Here's a CGE/Fortran style aluminium pedestrian signal that was retrofitted to LED by removing the lens and reflector in the hand section and replacing them with a LED insert.
Here's what the signal would have looked like when it was still incandescent.
That's how Mississauga and Brampton retrofitted their old incandescent ped signals, Vaughan did something similar except they painted over the unused walk lens and Toronto fitted a countdown module in the bottom section instead of leaving it blank.
Markham and Richmond opted to replace their signals instead.
We used a red hand retro fit and white man retrofit instead of having them combined in our double section ped signals. The majority were the DON'T WALK/WALK ones that were single sections. Our older ones looked similar to this:
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![Retrofitted Pedestrian Signal
Here's a CGE/Fortran style aluminium pedestrian signal that was retrofitted to LED by removing the lens and reflector in the hand section and replacing them with a LED insert.
[url=http://i560.photobucket.com/albums/ss50/joseph_125ON/My%20Collection/ec7b56b6.jpg]Here's[/url] what the signal would have looked like when it was still incandescent.
Keywords: Traffic_Lights](albums/userpics/normal_PA233700.JPG "Click to view full size image
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Retrofitted Pedestrian Signal
Here's a CGE/Fortran style aluminium pedestrian signal that was retrofitted to LED by removing the lens and reflector in the hand section and replacing them with a LED insert.
[url=http://i560.photobucket.com/albums/ss50/joseph_125ON/My%20Collection/ec7b56b6.jpg]Here's[/url] what the signal would have looked like when it was still incandescent.
Keywords: Traffic_Lights")
Markham and Richmond opted to replace their signals instead.
The red walk and white walk shared the same word.