Direct Burial Aluminum Light Pole

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Pole Specification
MODELHEIGHTTOP ODBASE OD

TOP  OD

ARMTHICKDOOR HEIGHTDOOR SIZEBASE SIZE
YLDG-DB15000801526015004.0 50080×250298x298x12
YLDG-DB26000801526015004.0 50080×250298x298x12
YLDG-DB37000801666015004.0 50080×250298x298x12
YLDG-DB48000801806015004.0 500100×300305x305x19
YLDG-DB59000801806015004.0 500100×300305x305x19
YLDG-DB610000802006015004.0 500100×300305x305x19
Anodic Oxidation

Superior Anodized Finish

1 Process
Electrolytic oxidation creates a hard, porous aluminum oxide layer
Sealed with nickel acetate for maximum corrosion resistance
Thickness: 20–25µm (Class I per ASTM B580)
Color Options:
Natural silver
Black/gold/bronze (custom Pantone matches available)
Stainless steel look (specialty finish for Korzovo project)

2 Material & Structural Benefits
6063-T6 alloy
High strength-to-weight ratio
Salt spray resistance
2000+ hours (ASTM B117)
UV stability
Zero fading for 15+ years
Non-conductive surface
Safer near power lines

3. Premium Applications
Urban landmarks (parks, campuses)
Coastal/harsh environments
High-end architectural lighting

RAL

Aluminum direct burial light poles are a popular choice for outdoor lighting due to their lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and low-maintenance properties. They are ideal for areas with high moisture, salt exposure (coastal regions), or where electrical conductivity is a concern.

Key Features & Benefits
Lightweight – Easier to transport and install compared to steel.
Rust & Corrosion Resistant – No need for galvanization; naturally withstands harsh weather.
Non-Conductive – Safer in case of electrical faults (unlike steel).
Low Maintenance – Does not require painting or rust treatment.
Aesthetic Appeal – Smooth finish, often used in decorative lighting.

Common Applications
– Street & Roadway Lighting
– Parking Lots & Walkways
– Parks & Landscaping
– Marinas & Coastal Areas
– Commercial & Residential Lighting

Installation Guidelines
1. Burial Depth:
– Typically 10% of pole height + 2 ft (e.g., a 20-ft pole needs ~4 ft burial).
– Must extend below the frost line in cold climates.

2. Hole Preparation:
– Dig a straight, clean hole slightly wider than the pole base.
– Add a 6-inch gravel base for drainage (optional but recommended).

3. Backfilling:
– Use native soil or compacted gravel/sand for stability.
– Tamp down every 12 inches to prevent settling.

4. Anchoring (Optional for High Wind Areas):
– Some poles include ground sleeves or anchor bolts for extra stability.
– In very windy locations, a concrete collar may be used.

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