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Description
Specifications
FAQ
The pole ships as one piece with the base plate welded on. It includes:
4 anchor bolts
a removable ABS base cover that hides the anchor bolts and nuts
a removable pole cap
a hand hole with cover
Fixtures, arms and brackets are sold separately.
It depends on the gauge in the product name:
11 gauge (all 3", 4" and 5" shafts): 8"–9" bolt circle, 8" square × 3/4" base plate, four 3/4" × 20" anchor bolts
7 gauge (25 and 30 ft, 5" shaft): 9-1/2"–10-1/2" bolt circle, 10" square × 1" base plate, four 1" × 40" anchor bolts
Anchor bolts are ASTM F1554 Grade 55 with galvanized hardware (ASTM A153). The bolt holes are slotted, so the base fits anywhere within the bolt circle range rather than one fixed size.
If your bolt circle falls within this pole's range and your anchor bolts are the same diameter, it should line up. All 11 gauge poles share the same base plate and bolts, from the 8 ft 3" pole to the 30 ft 5" pole, so you can change height or shaft size on an existing 11 gauge foundation. A 7 gauge pole needs a larger bolt circle and bigger, longer anchor bolts. It won't fit an 11 gauge foundation, even at the same height.
Add up the EPA of every fixture, arm and bracket you plan to mount. Each one's EPA is on its own spec sheet.
Compare the total with this pole's EPA at your site's design wind speed. The total must be equal to or lower than the rating.
The cutsheet gives ratings at 80, 90, 100 and 120 mph, all with a 1.3 gust factor. Your local building code sets the design wind speed. If no rating is given at your wind speed, the pole isn't suited to that site. If your total is too high, choose a shorter pole, a larger shaft or a 7 gauge pole.
Gauge is the steel wall thickness, and a lower number means thicker steel. 7 gauge (about 0.18") is about 50% thicker than 11 gauge (about 0.12"). At 25 ft, the 7 gauge pole carries roughly twice the EPA of the 11 gauge pole at every wind speed (for example, 9.2 vs 5.0 sq ft at 90 mph and 4.2 vs 2.0 at 120 mph). It also weighs more (306 lb vs 190 lb) and needs its own foundation.
Choose the pole top option that matches your fixture:
Drill mount for fixtures with an arm or bracket: drilled for 1 fixture (D1), 2 fixtures at 90° or 180° (D2), 3 fixtures at 90° or 120° (D3) or 4 fixtures (D4).
Tenon mount for slip-fitter and post-top fixtures: 2-3/8" OD × 4" (T2), 3" OD × 5" (T3) or 4" OD × 6" (T4).
Check your fixture's spec sheet for its mounting type and, for slip-fitters, the tenon size it fits. Round poles also allow 3 fixtures at 120° for even, all-around coverage.
Wiring comes up through the conduit in the foundation and into the base. The hand hole with cover sits 14" above the base for splices and service, and wires run up inside the shaft to the fixture. Hand hole size follows the shaft:
3" shaft: 1-5/8" × 3-1/2"
4" shaft: 2" × 4"
5" shaft: 3" × 5"
Shaft: ASTM A500 Grade B steel, 46,000 psi minimum yield
Base plate: ASTM A36 steel, welded to the shaft
Anchor bolts: ASTM F1554 Grade 55
Hardware: galvanized to ASTM A153
The pole is finished in polyester powder coat.
American Lighting Systems offers a 5-year warranty on all LED fixtures, ensuring coverage for defects in materials or workmanship during the warranty period .
Yes, free shipping is available for orders of $500 or more within the continental USA (excluding products over 4ft in length) .
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