LED Single 20 Foot Square Pole Kits
One LED fixture on a 20 foot square pole for lot edges, side lots and outdoor courts.
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Need to light a row of stalls along a fence or building without reaching over the property line? The LED Single 20 Foot Square Pole Kit sets one fixture, at 140 or 180 watts, on a 20 foot straight square steel pole. Our product data lists the pole at 110 mph wind, and anchor bolts and a base cover are part of the kit. Single heads work at the perimeter, in narrow side lots and on outdoor courts where light should face one way. Shopping poles by shape first? Compare parking lot light poles to see how square and round options line up. Tip: mark each pole’s aim direction on the plan so installers orient heads correctly. To test that rating against your site, LED Spot’s pole selection guide pairs a pole EPA chart by wind speed with a fixture EPA chart by bracket, and the pole value at your speed must be equal to or higher than the fixture value.
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What should you check before ordering a 20 foot square single kit?
A few site details decide whether this kit is the best fit or whether a neighbor in the lineup serves better.
- Output. The 140 watt head is enough for compact lots and courts. The 180 watt head carries farther when pole spacing grows.
- Depth of the area. A single 20 foot pole reaches a limited distance into the lot. If light falls off before the next row, step up to the 25 foot square single.
- Two-sided needs. Interior poles between rows get more value from a double 20 foot square kit.
- Wind exposure. One head keeps projected area low, but check the 110 mph rating against your local requirement.
- Steel for traffic areas. Steel poles stand up to impact better than aluminum, which helps along lot edges where cars and trucks back in close.
For a tighter answer, we can model your site in a photometric plan on request.
Single 20 ft Square Questions
It is the wind speed listed in the product data for the 20 foot square pole with its fixture. Local code sets the speed your site must meet, so confirm it with your engineer.
Yes, single 20 foot square kits are used around outdoor courts. A layout will confirm pole count and wattage for the light levels your courts need.
The pole and hardware are the same. The 180 watt fixture produces more light, which lets you space poles farther apart or raise light levels.
Yes. Each kit includes anchor bolts and a base cover along with the pole and fixture.
No. The mph figure is the wind speed, and EPA is the projected area the pole can carry at that speed. Pole charts list an allowable EPA for each speed, so you need both numbers to judge the fit.
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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