High pole lights are generally available in both lift and non-lift styles. The height of the lifting main pole is generally more than 18 meters. The electric lifting operation is convenient. After the lamp tray is raised to the working position, the disc can be automatically taken off, the ditch is detached, and the wire rope is unloaded.

The lift type high pole lamp is equipped with manual and electric lifting control mode, so that the lamp panel can be safely and reliably lowered to 2.5 meters from the ground for convenient maintenance. The length of the manual remote control lead wire is 10 meters, and the operator can control the lift of the light panel at 5 meters to ensure the personal safety of the operator. The lift-type high pole light is also equipped with a spare cable. When the light panel is lowered to the lowest position, one end of the cable is inserted into the socket of the electrical control system, and the other end is inserted into the junction box on the lamp panel, so that the lamp panel can be directly powered. , repair the lamps.

Elevated high pole lights are sealed to IP65 international standards to prevent dust and rain from immersing and to ensure the life of the bulb. The material of the luminaire is generally made of aluminum alloy plate and stainless steel with good corrosion resistance.

The high-bar lights that we usually say are actually different according to the application. The classification and name of the high-bar lights are different according to different occasions. For example, the dock used, called the pier high pole lights, used in the square, called the square high pole lights, named after the port high pole lights, airport high pole lights, explosion-proof high pole lights, stainless steel high pole lights and so on. It is generally believed that more than 15 meters of street light poles are called high pole lights, ranging from 15-40 meters. The commonly used five types of specifications are 15 meters, 18 meters, 20 meters, 25 meters and 30 meters. Others are generally required by the customer to design a specific height, which is what we often say is the high pole light divided by height.