The LED parking marker: between safety and innovation

Product

Born in the 1990s from the collaboration between Lyon Parc Auto (LPA) and LEC, the LED parking marker marked a turning point in parking lighting. At the time, LPA obtained an exceptional exemption to use LED technology—then still unprecedented—in the Terreaux car park in Lyon. This pilot project quickly became a national and international reference.

An innovative response to strict regulations

Faced with demanding regulatory requirements (notably Article EC9 of PS22), Lyon Parc Auto envisioned a ground-level light marking system that would remain visible in the event of smoke. LEC then designed the PALAIS ROYAL – 1843 marker, engineered to withstand vehicle traffic and harsh external conditions.

Multiple benefits

  • Safety: visible beneath vehicles, the marker effectively guides users.
  • Energy efficiency: with low power consumption (1.2 VA), it enables compact installations.
  • Durability: built to last, it resists impacts, moisture, and cleaning agents.
  • Ergonomics: available in several colours, it adapts to wayfinding needs and can be dynamically controlled.

Continuous evolution

Today, the third generation of LEC markers complies with the latest European standards, uses even more resistant materials, and integrates optimised optics. Discover our marker solutions designed to meet all ground-level safety wayfinding requirements.

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