Single-Arm Pole
A single-arm pole is a common type of streetlight pole, consisting of only one arm, typically around 8 meters high. It is commonly used in urban roads, residential areas, and squares, and can accommodate lights of varying wattages to meet different lighting needs.
Double-Arm Pole
A double-arm pole has two arms, generally exceeding 10 meters in height. It is typically used in wide roads, squares, parks, and other areas requiring extensive lighting. Different layouts can be employed to ensure more even illumination of the road surface, improving the lighting effect.
Holding Arm Pole
A holding arm pole has arms that hold the lights up the pole. Its main characteristic is high flexibility, allowing for adjustments to the angle of the lights according to different road conditions. It is typically used in scenic roads, sidewalks, and other areas requiring special lighting effects.
Solar Streetlight Pole
A solar streetlight pole is a newer type of streetlight pole that collects solar energy through solar panels, converting the energy into electricity to power the streetlights. It has advantages such as being environmentally friendly, energy-saving, and easy to install, and is widely used in municipal engineering, highways, new area construction and other scenarios.
