quick-flashing light

[11.1.8.10] In signal lighting: A single flashing light repeated at a frequency equal to or greater than one Hz. There is no agreed-upon verbal differentiation between lights that flash at one Hz and those that flash more rapidly.

A quick-flashing light may be a sequence of single flashes or a sequence of multiflick flashes, at one-second intervals. There is no restriction on the ratio of the duration of the light period to that of the dark period.

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