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Gooseneck Double-Arm Street Light Pole
Two arms rising in a high gooseneck curve from the pole top
- Section: Round conical (tapered round)
- Arm configuration: 2 arms, opposite sides, equal height; gooseneck curve ≈1.5 m reach
- Material: Steel Q235, Q235B or Q345
- Finish: Hot-dip galvanised as standard; galvanised + powder coating to a RAL colour on request
- Standard heights: 6 m to 12 m; other heights from 3 m upwards produced to the project drawing
- Supplied with: Base plate, door, cable entry, lamp arm, anchor bolts and foundation drawing
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Two gooseneck arms curve out on opposite sides at equal height with a reach of about 1.5 m each. The neck bends back near the luminaire, so confirm the projection at the fixing rather than the overall arm length.
At a glance
| Section | Round conical (tapered round) |
| Arm configuration | 2 arms, opposite sides, equal height; gooseneck curve ≈1.5 m reach |
| Material | Steel Q235, Q235B or Q345 |
| Finish | Hot-dip galvanised as standard; galvanised + powder coating to a RAL colour on request |
| Standard heights | 6 m to 12 m; other heights from 3 m upwards produced to the project drawing |
| Supplied with | Base plate, door, cable entry, lamp arm, anchor bolts and foundation drawing |
| Mounting | Two arms, welded at the required height and drilled ready for the luminaire |
Where the Gooseneck double-arm fits
The gooseneck drops the luminaire below the arm line, which changes where the light lands: the head sits closer to the road and the beam is aimed down rather than out. Two arms on opposite sides of a round conical shaft, welded at the required height.
This is the geometry to choose where upward light spill is a problem — near housing, on ecological-sensitive roads, or where the luminaire's own optics assume a level mounting. It also reads as a period detail, so it appears on heritage streets and hotel approaches more often than on highways.
- Two gooseneck arms, opposite sides; round conical section.
- Mounting height and drop determine the aim — state both.
- Confirm the luminaire's mounting spigot matches the arm end.
Gooseneck Double-Arm Street Light Pole — technical parameters
| Height H | Wall thickness S (mm) | Top Ø D1 (mm) | Bottom Ø D2 (mm) | Base plate F1 (mm) | Weight F2 (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 m | 2.5 / 3 | 60–76 | 135 / 140 | 280×280×12 | 55 |
| 7 m | 2.75 / 3 | 60–76 | 150 | 280×280×12 | 81 |
| 8 m | 3 | 60–76 | 150 / 160 | 280×280×12 | 100 |
| 9 m | 3.25 / 3.50 | 60–76 | 175 / 180 | 300×300×12 · 340×340×14 | 118 |
| 10 m | 3.5 / 3.75 | 60–75 | 180 / 190 | 350×350×12 · 360×360×14/16 | 146 |
| 11 m | 3.5 / 3.75 / 4 | 60–70 / 80 | 180 / 200 / 210 | 350×350×16 · 360×360×16/18 | 165 |
| 12 m | 3.75 / 4 | 60–70 / 80 | 200 / 210 | 350×350×16 · 380×380×16/18/20 | 190 |
Send the road width, the pole height, the luminaires you plan to fit and the lighting hours you need and we will confirm the section, the gooseneck reach and the base plate.