Street Light Pole Planning and Specification
This guide reviews the information needed to specify a double-arm road polefor a lighting project.


Select the pole as part of the complete installation. The luminaire arrangement, structural loads and foundation design should be coordinated before manufacture.
Material and Section
The reference specification describes a steelpole. Confirm the material grade and protective finish for the selected configuration.



Review the section dimensions and weld requirements. A listed 6mm wall thickness is a model-specific value to verify on the drawing. Available section forms include round or octagonalprofiles. The arm arrangement can be single-arm or double-arm , subject to the equipment layout and structural design.
Height and Lighting Layout
The reference height range is 6 to 10 metres. Confirm the selected height from the lighting layout. Projects may include highways, streets and public squares, where pole spacing and optics need to be considered together. Other listed applications include gardens, streets and public spaces, with suitability determined by the complete project specification.

Provide the luminaire schedule, pole positions and installation constraints so the proposed arrangement can be reviewed.
Luminaire Performance
The lighting specification lists a luminous efficacy of 120 lumens per watt (lm/W). Efficacy describes the luminaire, not the pole. Check the actual lamp data, optical distribution and output required for the installation.
Wind and Foundation Requirements
The reference wind-speed value is 150 kilometres per hour. Confirm the applicable design conditions and equipment loading; a single catalogue value does not define suitability for every site. Coordinate the mounting and foundation arrangementwith the structural design and ground conditions.

The installation drawings should identify the foundation, pole base and connections required for the selected assembly.
Quality and Inspection Documents
The reference material mentions ISO9001-2008 . Request current documentation and check its scope.

Agree the inspection records and product documentation required by the project. A quality-management reference alone does not establish the performance of a particular pole.
Project Documentation
Discuss the required lighting and pole documentation with Namkoo. The enquiry can cover:
- Lighting layout and fixture schedule
- Pole arrangement drawings
- Equipment mounting positions
- Structural design requirements
- Base and anchor details
- Site dimensions and access
- Installation scope and responsibilities
Agree which items are included in the quotation and which are provided by the project team.

Define the required support before ordering. Any installation service should be expressly included in the scope, with local installation and commissioning responsibilities identified.

Packaging and Delivery
The reference packing method includes bubble wrap . Agree protection for the finish and connections according to the shipping method and handling requirements.

Confirm whether the configuration ships as a single itemor in sections. A reference packing size is 200 × 50 × 10 cm with a 60 kg gross weight. Obtain actual package dimensions and weights for the ordered pole. Ports noted in the listing include Shanghai or Ningbo, subject to the shipment route and booking.
Production and Availability
A reference capacity of 1,000 pieces per monthmust be confirmed against current availability. Agree the drawing-approval date, production schedule and dispatch arrangements for the order.
Warranty Documentation
The reference specification mentions a 3-year warranty . Request the written terms for the selected configuration, including coverage, exclusions and the claim process.
Preparing an Enquiry
Send the project layout, pole dimensions, equipment loads, finish requirements and quantities. A clear specification helps align the pole, accessories, documentation and delivery schedule before purchase.


10 Questions About Street Light Pole Orders
1. Which material and wall details should be confirmed?
The reference material is steel. Verify its grade and finish. The listed 6mm wall thickness must match the approved model drawing.
2. What height range is described?
The reference range is 6 to 10 metres. Confirm the required height from the lighting layout and structural design.
3. Which shapes and arm options are listed?
Section options include round and octagonal profiles, with single-arm or double-arm arrangements. Agree arm length, fixture positions and connection details.
4. Which applications can be reviewed?
Listed applications include highways, streets, gardens, squares and parks. Select a configuration using the specific site and equipment requirements.
5. How should the wind requirement be assessed?
The reference figure is 150 kilometres per hour. Confirm local design criteria and the full equipment loads with the structural specification.
6. Is lighting efficacy a pole rating?
No. The listed luminous efficacy is 120 lumens per watt (lm/W), which relates to the luminaire and must be verified for the chosen lamp.
7. What quality documents should be requested?
The historical reference is ISO9001-2008. Request current, applicable documents and the inspection records required for your order.
8. What project support should be specified?
Discuss the required lighting layouts, pole drawings and equipment schedules, plus installation support. Confirm included deliverables and the responsibilities of each project party.
9. What packing details should be confirmed?
The reference protection is bubble wrap . Confirm whether the pole ships as a single item or in sections. The reference size is 200 × 50 × 10 cm with a 60 kg gross weight. Check the actual packing list and agree the route through Shanghai or Ningbo if applicable to the shipment.
10. How can warranty terms be confirmed?
The reference period is a 3-year warranty for the stated configuration.


Ask Namkoo for the written product-specific terms before ordering; coverage and conditions must be agreed for the actual supply.