LED Double 24 Foot Round Pole Kits
A 24 foot round steel pole with two LED heads for long drive aisles and larger lots that need fewer poles.
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At 24 feet, two LED fixtures can cover long rows of stalls from each pole, which helps on grocery anchors, church campuses and larger office lots where every new foundation adds work. This kit puts two heads at 180 degrees on a round steel pole and includes anchor bolts and a base cover, finished in bronze. Wattage options are 140 watt and 180 watt. Use it in the islands between facing rows or along a main entry drive. Because a taller pole carries more wind load, have the foundation sized for your local wind speed and soil. Compare it with shorter LED parking lot lights layouts before you commit to a height. In hurricane-prone areas, LED Spot’s article on wind ratings for hurricane areas points to poles rated for winds up to 150 mph, so ask for the 24 foot pole’s EPA at that speed when you quote.
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When Does a 24 Foot Double Round Kit Make Sense?
Taller poles change the math on spacing and foundations. Weigh these points.
- Fewer foundations. More height lets you spread poles farther apart, which can cut trenching and concrete on large sites.
- Lower light under the pole. Light spreads wider at 24 feet, so the level right under each pole is lower than on a 20 foot pole with the same fixtures. The 180 watt option helps offset that.
- Wind and foundation. A taller pole with two heads carries more wind load. In hurricane-prone areas, confirm the pole and base design with your engineer.
- Open center bays. If the pole will sit in open pavement with stalls all around, the 24 foot quad round kit fills the full circle.
- Double 180 at height. The chart value for two back to back Lifestyle Small heads is 2.7 sq ft. At 24 feet, compare that figure against the pole’s rating at the higher speeds a hurricane-exposed site may require.
Not sure whether 20 or 24 feet fits? A photometric lighting layout shows both.
Double 24 ft Round Questions
Larger lots with long drive aisles, such as shopping centers, schools and churches. The extra height lets each pole cover more area, so fewer poles are needed overall.
The foundation should be designed for the pole height, fixture count and your local wind and soil conditions. A double kit at this height carries more wind load than a shorter or single-head pole.
The kit is offered with 140 watt or 180 watt fixtures on the same 24 foot round pole, with anchor bolts and a base cover in bronze.
Yes, many sites use taller poles in the main field and shorter ones near buildings or walkways. Keep the color temperature and finish consistent so the site looks unified.
LED Spot’s guidance for hurricane-prone areas is a rating good for winds up to 150 mph. Your local code sets the actual requirement, so confirm it with your engineer and compare it with the pole data.
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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