LED Quad 24 Foot Round Pole Kits
Four LED heads on a 24 foot round pole for shopping center fields and dealership lots that need wide coverage.
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Shopping center fields and car dealership lots tend to have large open areas, and that is where a tall quad pays off. This kit mounts four LED fixtures around a 24 foot round steel pole in a bronze finish, with 140 watt and 180 watt versions listed. Placed in the open center of a lot, it covers stalls and lanes in every direction from one foundation. Four heads at 24 feet carry the most wind load among the round kits LED Spot offers, so size the base for your wind zone. Dealerships often care about how vehicles look under the lights, so review LED color temperature options before you order. On a coastal site, LED Spot’s guide to wind ratings in hurricane areas recommends planning for winds as high as 150 mph, and a quad 90 assembly (4.1 sq ft on our chart for a Lifestyle Small head) is the layout where that requirement weighs most.
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Which Lots Call for a 24 Foot Quad Round Kit?
This is the tallest round quad in the lineup. Use these points to decide.
- Large open fields. It suits big lots where poles stand in open pavement. On lots split by medians, doubles may do more with less.
- 140 watt or 180 watt. Use 180 watt for wide spacing in large fields. Choose 140 watt where poles are closer together or near property lines.
- Height and coverage. At 24 feet the light spreads over a larger area than at 20 feet, with lower levels right under the pole.
- Structural load. Four heads at this height mean more wind load. Confirm foundation design for coastal wind conditions.
- Base and bracket condition. Hurricane-ready setups pair the pole with a concrete footing and high-strength brackets. Keep the kit’s bracket and anchor hardware together rather than mixing parts.
For smaller open bays, compare the 20 foot quad round kit.
Quad 24 ft Round Questions
Dealership lots usually have rows of vehicles in open pavement. Four fixtures on one pole light the inventory on all sides, so fewer poles are needed.
The kit is listed with 140 watt or 180 watt fixtures. Wider spacing usually calls for 180 watt. A photometric layout confirms the choice.
Shape is mostly about appearance. Strength depends on pole wall thickness, height and the foundation. Ask for the specifications of the kit pole if you have a design wind speed to meet.
Ask LED Spot about other pole or fixture combinations when you request a quote. Share your site plan so the options can be checked against your layout.
Four heads present the largest projected area of any bracket layout, and wind force rises with that area. In a region that sees hurricane-force gusts, that combination needs a pole rating chosen for your full design wind speed.
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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