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What are the requirements for the height of the high pole lamp
by：Litel Technology
2022-05-11
What are the requirements for the height of the high pole lamp
The high pole lamp knows that it is a tall lamp when you hear it, so what height requirements do we generally have for this kind of lamps?
1. Expressways and arterial roads: Generally, there are 2-4 lanes in one direction, or 4-8 lanes in both directions, mainly serving motor vehicle traffic. The speed is fast.
2. Secondary roads and roads in residential areas: generally two lanes: mixed traffic of motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles and pedestrians, conflict areas, such as intersections, parking lots, etc.: slow speed.
3. Roads in industrial areas: generally two lanes; mixed traffic of motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles and pedestrians. During the rush hour, motor vehicle transportation conflicts with pedestrians seriously, and the speed of vehicles is slow. The lighting during non-working hours needs to consider the safety needs of pedestrians. .
4. Roads in commercial shopping areas: generally 2-4 lanes, or pedestrian streets; mixed traffic of motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles and pedestrians, severe traffic conflicts during holidays; slow vehicle speeds; lighting needs to be considered to create a comfortable shopping environment.
5. Rural roads: generally small roads with no lanes, or even unpaved roads, and the lighting is mainly used to identify directions.
The high pole lamp knows that it is a tall lamp when you hear it, so what height requirements do we generally have for this kind of lamps?
1. Expressways and arterial roads: Generally, there are 2-4 lanes in one direction, or 4-8 lanes in both directions, mainly serving motor vehicle traffic. The speed is fast.
2. Secondary roads and roads in residential areas: generally two lanes: mixed traffic of motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles and pedestrians, conflict areas, such as intersections, parking lots, etc.: slow speed.
3. Roads in industrial areas: generally two lanes; mixed traffic of motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles and pedestrians. During the rush hour, motor vehicle transportation conflicts with pedestrians seriously, and the speed of vehicles is slow. The lighting during non-working hours needs to consider the safety needs of pedestrians. .
4. Roads in commercial shopping areas: generally 2-4 lanes, or pedestrian streets; mixed traffic of motor vehicles, non-motor vehicles and pedestrians, severe traffic conflicts during holidays; slow vehicle speeds; lighting needs to be considered to create a comfortable shopping environment.
5. Rural roads: generally small roads with no lanes, or even unpaved roads, and the lighting is mainly used to identify directions.
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