Yangzhou Global Solar can help you answer the difference between high pole lights and mid pole lights? solar street light-l

High pole lights, as the name suggests, are lights with high poles. The mid-pole lamp is a street lamp whose pole height is shorter than that of the high-pole lamp, but higher than that of conventional street lamps. The editor of City View Lighting will talk about the difference between high pole lights and middle pole lights: 1. The height of the pole is 15 meters to 40 meters, and the height of the middle pole lights is 12 meters to 15 meters. 2. Scope of use High pole lights are generally used in large areas with large traffic such as squares, docks, stations, etc., and medium pole lights are used in high-speed intersections, service areas, and road intersections for lighting compensation. 3. Light source configuration High pole light according to the lighting requirements. The light source angle is 360 degrees. The lamps installed with the light source are all flood lights like the middle pole lights. There are 8 lights, 12 lights, 18 lights, 36 lights, and the middle pole light source configuration. Generally less, for local area lighting, there are conventional double heads, 3 heads, 4 heads, and the power configuration is also lower than that of high pole lights. 4. Lifting system High pole lights are equipped with a lifting system for easy installation and maintenance due to their high height, while mid-pole lights are generally not.