High Mast Pole

A high mast pole is a tall lighting structure used to support lighting fixtures at a higher elevation than typical lighting poles. High mast poles are commonly used in large areas such as highways, airports, ports, stadiums, and other outdoor areas that require extensive lighting.High mast poles can range in height from 20 meters to 50 meters or more and are typically constructed of steel or concrete. The pole is usually tapered and consists of several sections that are assembled on-site. The lighting fixtures are mounted on a luminaire ring at the top of the pole, which can hold anywhere from four to 24 fixtures.

The lighting fixtures on a high mast pole can be adjusted to provide different levels of illumination, depending on the specific requirements of the application. They can be equipped with high-intensity discharge (HID) lamps, light-emitting diodes (LEDs), or other types of lighting technologies.High mast poles offer several advantages over traditional lighting poles. They provide more extensive coverage and illumination than typical lighting poles, reducing the number of poles required for large areas. They are also more visible and can serve as a landmark in the area. Additionally, they require less maintenance than traditional poles as they have fewer fixtures and are less prone to damage.