LED Single 25 Foot Square Pole Kits
Three wattage choices on one 25 foot square pole, for perimeter lighting on larger commercial lots.
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This is the only single kit in our square lineup offered in three outputs: 140, 180 or 300 watts on a 25 foot straight square steel pole. Each kit includes one LED fixture, anchor bolts and a base cover in bronze, and the fixture accepts 120-277 volts. The 300 watt version uses a different fixture and pole combination from the other two, so confirm specifics when you quote. Line these poles along the lot edge facing in, or use them in truck courts and loading areas where you need reach with fewer poles. See every height and configuration in our LED parking lot light pole kits. Tip: pick one wattage per row so the pattern stays consistent. That difference matters for wind: an EPA rating covers the exact pole, fixture and accessories in the assembly, so the 300 watt kit carries its own figure. LED Spot’s article on wind ratings for light poles in hurricane areas explains why any swap changes the rating.
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Which of the three wattages fits your 25 foot perimeter?
With three outputs on the same height, the choice comes down to spacing and how bright the area needs to be.
- 140 watts. Suits retail and office lots with standard spacing and nearby homes.
- 180 watts. A middle step for wider spacing or for rows that sit farther from the next pole.
- 300 watts. Aimed at large lots, truck courts and storage yards where poles are far apart or light levels must be high.
- Taller or more heads. If 300 watts at 25 feet still leaves gaps, compare the 30 foot single. For interior poles, the 25 foot quad covers all four sides.
- Hurricane-prone lots. Where hurricanes reach, check the chosen kit’s pole EPA at your site’s design speed. LED Spot’s guidance for those areas is a rating good up to 150 mph.
A layout available on request will show which wattage meets your target without overlighting the site.
Single 25 ft Square Questions
The 300 watt version pairs a different fixture and pole combination than the 140 and 180 watt kits. It still delivers one head on a 25 foot square pole. Ask us to confirm the details when you request a quote.
The fixture is compatible with 120-277 volts, which covers most commercial services.
You can, but keep each zone consistent. A common approach is higher wattage on poles serving truck or loading areas and lower wattage near entrances and neighbors.
Singles handle the perimeter. Larger lots typically add double or quad kits in the interior, and a photometric layout shows the mix that works.
Not necessarily. The 300 watt kit uses a different fixture and pole, so ask for its EPA data separately and compare it with the single arm load at your 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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