Street Lights
The Street Lights Manufacturer!
KSHD brand was established in 2008 in Qingdao, China, specializing in the R&D, manufacturing and sales of urban furniture. The factory has more than 16 years of advanced management and production experience. Our main products are metal trash cans, bollards, bicycle racks, outdoor benches, picnic tables, ashtrays and many other outdoor town furniture.
Why choose us
Advanced equipment
The company has advanced laser cutting machines, CNC punching machines and other automation machines.
Production market
The products sell well in Spain, Britain, Europe, America and Australia. To achieve friendly cooperation with companies from many countries and regions.
OEM service
With professional design, production and sales teams. Samples can be customized according to your drawings, and quality control and inspection will be carried out to meet your requirements.
Benefits of Using Mounting Brackets for Lights
Increased Stability and Safety
One of the primary advantages of using mounting brackets is the stability they provide. A secure mounting bracket ensures that the light fixture stays in place, reducing the risk of accidents caused by falling lights. This is especially vital in high-traffic areas or where equipment is used frequently.
Enhanced Aesthetic Appeal
Lighting is not solely a functional component; it contributes to the overall decor of a space. Stylish mounting brackets can enhance the aesthetic appeal of light fixtures, making them an integral part of the design theme. Available in various designs and finishes, brackets can complement the style of any room, whether contemporary, rustic, or industrial.
Improved Light Efficiency
When lights are mounted correctly, using appropriate brackets, it can lead to increased energy efficiency. Well-positioned fixtures require less energy to produce the desired level of brightness, thereby reducing electricity costs. This also minimizes the wear on the lighting system, potentially extending its lifespan.
Types of street light mounting brackets
Pole mount brackets
Designed for attaching streetlights to poles, commonly used in public spaces.
Wall mount brackets
Ideal for installations on vertical surfaces like buildings or fences.
Arm mount brackets
Feature an extended arm for broader light coverage, typically mounted on walls or fences.
Clamp mount brackets
Use clamps to attach to horizontal surfaces, making them perfect for temporary setups.
Ground mount brackets
Secure streetlights to the ground with anchors or concrete bases, used in open spaces or rural areas.
Adjustable tilt brackets
Allow for fine-tuning the angle of the solar panel to capture maximum sunlight.
Materials for light pole components
Anchor bolts, nuts, and washers
Anchor bolts, nuts, and washers are used to secure anchor base poles to their foundations. These components are always made from galvanized steel regardless of the material used to make the pole shaft.
Top caps
For steel poles, the tops are made from plastic, and their fastening clips are made from steel. For aluminum and fiberglass poles, the tops are made from cast aluminum.
Base covers
For steel poles, the base covers are made from ABS plastic, thin steel, or aluminum.
For aluminum and fiberglass poles, the base covers are made from ABS plastic or aluminum.
Hand hole covers
For steel poles, the hand hole covers are made from plastic, steel, or aluminum.
For aluminum and fiberglass poles, the hand hole covers are made from plastic or aluminum. Mounting brackets used for mounting light fixtures, etc., are typically made from steel or aluminum.
Design Specifications to Brackets For Street Lights
The height of the street light pole from the mount formed to the center of the luminaire (lighting device) is called as “mounting height”. In simpler words, it's the height of the street light from the mount, above the setback.
The setback is the distance between the center of the base of the light pole to the extreme edge of the pavement. This distance when small provides better illumination while longer setbacks result in formation of hotspots on it's edges. Although it is beneficiary to have a short setback, care must be taken that the light pole must not be installed way too near the extreme end of the pavement. The setback should be around the range of 3ft to 5ft in length.
The overhang is the distance between the center of the luminaire to the line on the road where maximum traffic occurs . Make sure that the overhang does not exceed 1/4th of the total length of mounting height.
Boom Tilt Angle or Boom Angle is the angle formed by the tilted beam of the light with respect to the imaginary horizontal line passing through center of the luminaire.
The outreach is the distance between the center of the column and the center of the luminaire. This parameter is of much importance in field of architecture.
Outreach parameter helps in giving additional polishing of illumination, infusing the lighting arrangement with a touch of austerity.
Pole to pole spacing involves the distance between two adjacent poles. This parameter of spacing must be carefully calculated. The core field involved in determining pole to pole spacing is the fixture distribution.
Fixture distribution is the pattern of the light beam formed based upon the orientation of two corresponding street lights either angled towards one another or placed on the same line. Also, individual beam pattern of each constituent Lighting device or luminaire also influences the fixture distribution.
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