LED Quad 30 Foot Square Pole Kits
The tallest four-head kit we list, for wide open parking fields where fewer, higher poles make sense.
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Big box stores, distribution yards and stadium-style lots often want fewer poles in the pavement. The LED Quad 30 Foot Square Pole Kit answers that with four fixtures at 240 or 300 watts each on a 30 foot straight square steel pole finished in bronze, with anchor bolts and a base cover included. The pole carries a 110 mph wind rating in our product data. Plant it at the intersection of drive aisles in the middle of the field so all four heads land on pavement. Before ordering, read how mounting height fits into the wider parking lot lighting plan. Practical note: a pole this tall with four heads needs a foundation designed for the site. That 110 mph listing sits well below the 150 mph LED Spot’s hurricane wind rating article recommends where hurricanes reach, so a coastal project should check the pole’s EPA at its own design speed before ordering.
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When does a 30 foot quad beat more poles at a lower height?
Going taller trades pole count for spread. These checks tell you whether that trade pays off on your property.
- 240 versus 300 watts. The 240 watt heads suit grids where quads are spaced moderately. The 300 watt heads help when you are stretching spacing to the limit and the midpoints between poles come up short.
- Fewer poles, lower peak. A 30 foot mount throws light wider than a 25 foot mount, which cuts pole count, but the light level right under each pole is lower than a shorter pole would deliver.
- Structural load. This is the heaviest wind load configuration in the square lineup: four heads at maximum height. Use the 110 mph rating as a starting point and confirm it against your local code wind speed.
- Neighbors and spill. Taller poles are visible from farther away. If homes border the lot, consider single 30 foot kits on the perimeter and quads only in the center.
- Quad 90 chart values. LED Spot’s chart puts four heads on a quad 90 bracket at 4.1 to 4.9 sq ft depending on luminaire size. At 30 feet, that is the number your pole rating must cover.
A photometric design is available on request to compare a 30 foot quad grid against a 25 foot grid on your actual site plan.
Quad 30 ft Square Questions
The kit includes four LED fixtures, the 30 foot straight square steel pole, anchor bolts and a base cover. Fixtures come at 240 or 300 watts each. Bronze is the listed finish.
Usually, yes. On a small lot the extra spread runs past the property line instead of onto pavement. A 20 or 25 foot kit generally fits better when the lot is only a few rows deep.
It is the rating listed in the product data for this kit’s pole. Your required wind speed depends on location and local code, so have your engineer confirm the pole and foundation before installation.
Lighting controls can cut output during low-traffic hours on large lots. Ask us which sensors are compatible with the 240 and 300 watt fixtures before you order.
Fewer heads, a smaller luminaire or a lower mounting height all reduce the load. On LED Spot’s chart, stepping from a quad 90 to a double 180 bracket drops the Lifestyle Small figure from 4.1 to 2.7 sq ft.
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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