
There are many types of lighting fixtures available today. For example, high pole lights have become a commonly used fixture in urban construction. However, many people still have limited knowledge about this type of lighting. What are the specific applications of such fixtures?
Firstly, their application range is quite extensive. High pole lights are suitable for urban squares, train stations, docks, freight yards, highways, stadiums, and overpasses. They can typically be categorized into mobile and fixed types. The lifting height of the main peak usually exceeds 18 meters, making it convenient to operate. Once the lighting panel is raised to the working position, the back can be automatically detached to remove the steel wire ropes.
Secondly, they can be automatically controlled. The lifting lights have both manual and automated control methods, allowing the lighting panel to be safely and reliably lowered to a height of 2.5 meters from the ground for maintenance purposes. The manual remote control has a cable length of 10 meters, enabling the operator to remotely control the ascension of the lighting panel from 5 meters away, thereby ensuring personal safety. After the lighting panel descends to its lowest position, the lifting lights are also equipped with backup cables.
Thirdly, they have found substantial applications. One end of the cable is inserted into the control system’s socket, while the other end connects to the lighting panel’s junction box. This allows for direct power supply to the lighting panel. The sealing level of all lights meets the IP65 international standard, helping to prevent dust and rain from invading and ensuring the longevity of the bulbs. The lighting fixtures are generally made from aluminum alloy and corrosion-resistant stainless steel materials.
Nowadays, high pole lights have a broad range of applications and can be effectively utilized across various industries and fields, playing a significant role in urban lighting.