Factors that determine the price of high pole lights

Factors that determine the price of high pole lights

Many customers will make a series of price comparisons before purchasing high-pole lamps. Shop around. As consumers, all want to spend the least money to buy the most cost-effective products. In fact, there are many factors that determine the price of high-pole lamps. , Among them, there are two points that are the most critical and the most not to be ignored.



1. Main pole: Take the 27-meter high pole lamp as an example. This kind of high pole lamp is composed of at least three sections. Many customers only know the height when inquiring and don’t know anything about other data. It provides many manufacturers who are good at cutting corners and materials with a favorable opportunity for 'simplification'. First of all, in terms of caliber, many customers are very unfamiliar with the concept of 'caliber'. We will give a brief introduction here. Take the 27-meter high pole lamp as an example. Friends who have seen the high pole lamp are not too unfamiliar with the basic shape of the high pole lamp. This shape is determined by the caliber. The upper caliber is small and the lower caliber is large, so it is naturally a cone shape. So the question is, what is the upper and lower caliber of the 27-meter high pole lamp to be considered reasonable? There is really no explicit stipulation for this kind of data, but it is certain that the larger the caliber, the stronger its stability, but it can be used even if it is detailed, and it will not be bad, so I think everyone understands it. It's almost there. The overall weight difference between a large caliber and a small caliber is nearly 1000KG, and the difference in price can be imagined.



2. Light source: The light source can be said to be the most important part of the high-pole lamp. The reason why the high-pole lamp is designed as a lifting structure is completely for the light source at the top of the pole. In order to facilitate maintenance, frequent maintenance is required. But although it is for the convenience of maintenance, if it is repaired every three times and five times, no one can accept it, but this kind of situation is not uncommon in reality. Many light sources will have stroboscopic, severe light decay, or trigger damage after a short period of time. The main reason for this problem is that the light sources configured by the manufacturers for the high pole lamps are cheap fake and inferior products. This type of lamps is difficult for non-professionals to distinguish between good and bad, such as mainstream brands of Philips and Yaming. Lamps and lanterns can be described as a flood of fakes in the market, and the price is so cheap that the quality is naturally not flattering.



So in the final analysis, all products are the same. We must not blindly try to be cheap. Only high-quality products can provide us with a high-quality experience. Although inferior products are cheap, problems often occur in the later stage, and the gains are not worth the loss.