25 ft Square Straight Pole Triple Fixture Light Package
Three shoebox heads on a 25-foot, 5 inch square steel pole, for lighting a large lot in several directions from one base.
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Three fixtures on one pole let you light in several directions from a single foundation, which is why triple packages show up at corners, along borders and in the interior of large lots. This package uses a 25-foot, 5 inch square straight steel pole sized to carry three heads, listed for 100 mph wind zones. The shoebox fixtures use Type III optics and come in 250W or 400W, with a galvanized pole option and paint in black, bronze, US green or white. Count your foundations before you count fixtures: one triple pole can replace two or three single-head poles. See all parking lot lighting packages to compare. If you plan the heads by angle, LED Spot’s fixture EPA chart lists a triple 90 bracket at 3.3 sq ft and a triple 120 at 3.4 sq ft with its Lifestyle Small luminaire, rising to 4.0 sq ft for either with the Lifestyle Medium.
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25′ Square Straight Pole Triple Fixture Light Package
25′ Square Straight Pole Triple Fixture Light Package
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When does a triple fixture pole make more sense than single heads?
Three heads on one pole change your layout and your foundation count. Think through these.
- Fewer foundations. Each pole base means trenching, a pier and anchor bolts. Grouping three heads on one pole reduces that work on large lots.
- Wind load. Every fixture adds projected area that the pole has to resist. That is why this package uses a 5 inch square pole rather than the 4 inch shaft on our single-head packages.
- Head arrangement. Three heads can cover a corner or split light across aisles. Decide the arrangement before ordering so the mounting matches.
- Wattage. 400W heads on a 25-foot pole push light farther; 250W suits tighter spacing.
- 100 mph versus hurricane speeds. The listing covers 100 mph wind zones. LED Spot’s guidance for hurricane-prone areas runs up to 150 mph, so a coastal site needs the pole rating confirmed at its own speed.
For changing head count on square straight poles later, see our square straight bull horns, and confirm the pole rating first.
25 ft Triple Fixture Package Questions
The package pairs a 25-foot, 5 inch square straight steel pole with three shoebox fixtures using Type III optics. Fixture wattage is offered in 250W or 400W. Paint options are black, bronze, US green and white, and a galvanized pole is available.
Each head adds weight and effective projected area, which increases the force wind puts on the pole. This pole is a 5 inch square section listed for three fixtures in 100 mph wind zones. Do not swap in a lighter pole without checking the rating.
They work well at corners, along borders and in large open areas where light needs to go in more than one direction. Placing one triple pole where you would have set several single poles cuts down on foundations. A photometric layout confirms spacing.
The listed wattages of 250W and 400W are typical of metal halide shoebox heads. If you want LED heads on a triple pole, ask LED Spot about LED options or compare our LED parking lot lighting kits.
Triple 90 puts the heads at right angles, which suits a corner or a spot where aisles meet. Triple 120 spaces them evenly around the pole for open areas. The wind load is close between the two, so lot shape usually decides.
Pole Light Package Guides and Resources
Why pole wind ratings matter, and how complete pole and fixture packages ship to the job site.
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.
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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