Basic Info
Used for large squares,stadiums,port terminals,railway yards,and other areas requiring ultra-wide-area,high-illuminance floodlighting.Utilizing poles from 15 to over 40 meters tall,a single point can illuminate thousands of square meters,providing uniform lighting and facilitating centralized control and maintenance.
Customer reviews
Mike Jordan · Major Engineering General Contractor Site Manager
Large-scale projects require high installation efficiency. The modular design and quick-connect connectors of these railing lights enabled our crew to work in an “assembly-line” style efficiently. The manufacturer’s installation guide videos and detailed spacing/power calculation tools also greatly assisted with pre-planning and on-site construction, ensuring the project was completed on time and to a high standard.
Father Richard Moore · Parish Building Committee Chairman
Used for nighttime floodlighting of a historic church façade. We chose the 3000K CCT and high-CRI version. The colors and textures of the brickwork were faithfully rendered, creating a solemn and warm visual effect. The precise beam angle control prevented light 'spill' into unwanted areas, earning recognition from the heritage preservation unit.
Marcus Johnson · Municipal Engineer
After installing your modular LED street lights, the road uniformity in our district has significantly improved. Our maintenance team particularly praised the modular design: last month, a faulty module was replaced quickly in just 15 minutes without affecting nighttime traffic. The annual energy audit showed an electricity saving rate of 58%, fully meeting the project's expectations.
Product Description
Product Features:
Typically employs high-power LED modules or high-lumen COB light sources,paired with multi-faceted reflectors or symmetrical lenses to produce wide beam angles(e.g.,90°x 120°)for flood illumination.Luminaires are equipped with efficient active or passive cooling systems(e.g.,heat pipes,fin arrays)to ensure stable operation at high power.A key feature is the integrated electric lowering system(winch,cable)which lowers the entire luminaire array to ground level for safe and convenient maintenance.The luminaire array structure is robust enough to withstand high-altitude strong winds.

Product Specifications:
Single luminaire power ranges from 500W to over 2000W,with luminous flux output reaching hundreds of thousands of lumens.Symmetrical or asymmetric light distributions are available based on coverage needs.Operating voltage is AC380V three-phase or AC220V single-phase input.Protection rating is high at IP65/IP66.Wind resistance rating is designed based on pole height(e.g.,withstands 60m/s wind pressure).Luminaires usually have horizontal and vertical adjustment mechanisms for precise aiming.The lowering system operates smoothly with fall-prevention safety devices.

Product Applications:
Primarily installed in airport aprons,large transportation hub squares,container yards,power plant coal yards,and large outdoor parking lots.The design involves calculations for pole height,luminaire array configuration(number and power of lights),and aiming angles based on illuminance and uniformity standards.This high-mast concentrated lighting method effectively reduces shadows caused by ground obstacles,provides a glare-free working environment,and significantly saves on cable usage and foundation quantities,lowering overall investment costs.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q:What is the typical mounting height for squa
A:For large squares (over 10,000 sq.m), heights of 20-35 meters are common. The exact height depends on the required uniformity and the size of the area to be covered.
Q:Why is a lowering system necessary?
A:A lowering system (winch) safely brings the entire luminaire array to ground level for maintenance, eliminating the need and cost for heavy lifting equipment and high-altitude work.
Q:How to calculate the number and power of luminaires needed?
A:Professional lighting design software (like Dialux) is essential. Inputs include area dimensions, required illuminance level (e.g., 20-50 lux for squares), pole height, and luminaire photometrics to simulate the optimal layout.
Q:What wind resistance rating is required?
A:For poles above 30m, a design wind speed resistance of at least 150 km/h (or per local code) is critical. The structure, foundation, and luminaire fixing must all be engineered accordingly.
Q:What is the advantage of symmetric vs. asymmetric floodlights?
A:Symmetric floodlights provide even, circular coverage ideal for open areas. Asymmetric versions project light farther in one direction, suitable for lighting rectangular areas from the perimeter.
Q:How to control glare in high mast lighting?
A:Use luminaires with deep baffles or reflectors that limit the light emission angle. Proper aiming angles and sufficient mounting height are also crucial to keep high-angle brightness below discomfort thresholds.