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LED Double 20 Foot Round Pole Kits

A 20 foot round pole with two LED heads, built for the aisle between two parking rows on mid-size lots.

Twenty feet is the height many mid-size commercial lots settle on: tall enough to stretch pole spacing, short enough to keep glare in check. This kit mounts two LED fixtures at 180 degrees on a round steel pole and ships with anchor bolts, a base cover and the mounting hardware, finished in bronze. Choose 120 watt or 180 watt heads. The back to back layout throws light over the stalls on both sides, so the pole belongs in the island between two rows or along a main drive. Before you choose a wattage, decide on a LED color temperature target for the site so every pole matches. When you compare fixtures, Type III and Type IV distributions throw light forward from the head instead of pooling it at the pole base, which gives more freedom in pole placement and can trim pole count. Our guide on how to choose the right parking lot pole covers the options.

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Is the 20 Foot Double Round Kit Right for Your Lot?

This height covers a lot of ground. A few factors settle the choice.

  • A wide wattage gap. The 120 watt and 180 watt versions differ by a third, so the choice changes your layout. Use 120 watt where poles repeat at short intervals, and 180 watt where islands are far apart.
  • Coverage versus intensity. Raising heads to 20 feet spreads light wider than a 15 foot pole, but the light level directly under the pole drops. That is the trade for fewer poles.
  • Round shaft fit. Round poles blend with landscaped sites, churches and campuses. Keep all poles on the property the same shape.
  • Center of the lot. Where a pole will stand alone in open pavement with stalls on all sides, a quad kit at this height covers more of the circle.
  • Check the pair, not the pole alone. Look up the double 180 value in the pole selection guide (2.7 sq ft for a Lifestyle Small head), then confirm the 20 foot round pole’s rating at your wind speed meets or beats it.

Compare it against the 20 foot quad round pole kit if your lot has open center bays.

Double 20 ft Round Questions

It depends on how far apart the poles are and how bright the lot needs to be. Tighter spacing works with 120 watt, while wider spacing usually needs 180 watt. A photometric layout settles it with numbers.

No. A taller pole spreads light over a larger area, but the foot-candles directly under it drop. Height mainly changes coverage and spacing, while wattage sets the total light output.

Each kit includes two LED fixtures, the 20 foot round steel pole, mounting accessories, anchor bolts and a base cover, all in bronze.

Yes. Placed along a drive, one head lights the lane and the other lights stalls or a walkway on the opposite side.

Type III is a common pick when each head lights one row of stalls from the median, since it throws light forward toward the row. Ask which optic the kit fixture carries when you request a quote.

Parking Lot Lighting Kit Guides and Resources

How to choose a pole: pick the fixture and bracket, look up the fixture EPA, then match pole height to the wind load at your site.

What a fixture EPA wind rating means and when it decides which pole, arm and fixture combination will work.

How a pole wind rating is set, and how poles are built for areas that see hurricane-force winds.

A step-by-step checklist for a complete light pole order, from pole type and height to shaft size and wall gauge.

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