Railroad Crossings With General Electric Uniform Look LED Signal Lights

A railroad crossing compilation of signals with General Electric Uniform Look/Fading LEDs at some of the crossings I've filmed. This is GE's latest modal of this LED design alondside the their Pixilated Look Modal. GE Uniform Look LEDs started appearing between late 2013 and 2014. This light appearance when activated appears mostly the same like Harmon Fading LEDs and GE/Harmon Fading LEDs except the light pattern on GE Uniform Look LEDs looks clearer. However it has design differences as it's lense is a big bulky red clear lense simular to one's used of WCH LEDs apposed to Harmon Fading LEDs lenses being not as bulky and a non clear design. The lense on GE Uniform Look LEDs are also slightly darker than the lenses on Harmon Fading LEDs. Both GE Uniform Look LEDs and Harmon Fading LEDs have a fast fading flash which is why they are also called fading LEDs. The fade seems to be a slower fade if there is less power going into the light when flashing. At the end is my very own GE Uniform Look LEDs light. GE Uniform Look LEDs & the old Harmon Design of GE LEDs (GE/Harmon Fading LEDs) are still made and are usually installed with GE Uniform Look LEDs at crossings.
These LEDs are mainly found on light rail transit and commuter rail systems along with shoreline freight and excursions railroads and seem to mostly appear on them on WCH Progress Rail signals. Big railroads that use this LEDs for one are both Canadian Pacific Railway and Canadian National Railway which use this LED light heavily currently as one of their light installs. Norfolk Southern uses this as their current light install also. BNSF Railway also lightly uses this LED but not to much.
Trains featured on here are the Sacramento Regional Transit light rail, Napa Vaey Railroad Wine Train, Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail, Santa Cruz Roaring Camp & Big Trees Beach Train, Sonoma Marin Area Rail Transit, and Caltrain.
Crossings
Intro Crossing Meadowview Rd, Sacramento CA (SACRT Owned Signal)
Center Pkwy, Sacramento CA (SACRT Owned)
Highway 29/128 & Whitehall Ln, St Helena CA (NVRR Owned)
Innovation Way, Sunnyvale CA (SCVTA Owned)
Pacific Ave & Beach St, Santa Cruz CA (Roaring Camp Railroad Owned)
2nd St, San Rafael CA (SMART Owned)
Meadowview Rd, Sacramento CA (SACRT Owned Side)
Dowdell Ln, St Helena CA (NVRR Owned)
Franklin Blvd, Sacramento CA (SACRT Owned)
Highway 29/128 Pedestrian Crossing, St Helena CA (NVRR Owned)
CRC/Ford Canyon/Campus Pkwy, Sacramento CA (SACRT Owned)
3rd St, San Rafael CA (SMART Owned)
Mission St, San Rafael CA (SMART Owned)
Charter Oak Ave, St Helena CA (NVRR Owned)
Sacramento Regional Transit Yard Private Pedestrian Crossing, Sacramento CA (SACRT Owned)
Lower Jones Rd, Stockton CA (BNSF Railway Owned)
1st Ave, San Mateo CA (Caltrain Owned)
Birkmont Dr, Rancho Cordova CA (SACRT Owned)

[@TheRailfan360]

Great compilation! That's a pretty common light type up here in Canada!

[@csxtrainfan319]

Those Lights are everywhere thank god my town still has a lot of its crossing with original lights

[@freebrickproductions]

Don't believe CSX uses them anyways.

[@spandanrxr4263]

I love these types of lights!

[@michaelwalterselevatorsrob5009]

Havn't seen enough? Just drive up to Canada. THESE LIGHTS ARE EVERYWHERE!!!

[@saltypablo]

Cool video 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😎

[@salvadormedinafeliciano6454]

Excellent

[@WesternSouthDakotaRailfan2006]

Nice

[@moviewatcher1239]

Some of these railroad crossings have a bunch of lights on them I don't know how many though but there's a lot

[@freebrickproductions]

Nice video!

[@dcs-crewrailfan1636]

Nice vid, i have been trying to find a set of 4 but there really hard to find

[@MobileRailSpotterRxR]

Thanks! I've got mine off of eBay.

[@railroadfan2533]

Oh cool.

[@railroadfan2533]

Nice compilation.

[@임진영]

Yes

[@rickjames4073]

I'm just wondering I have I also have one of these lights and was wanting to know what voltage it takes to to power one up?

[@adensrailfanningproductions]

@@rickjames4073 12V DC. A model train controller at max power will work just fine