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Custom lighting poles - How does it work?
With us, you can easily configure a custom lighting mast. From inquiry to delivery, we guide you step by step to ensure you get exactly what you need.
Step 1: Submit an inquiry
After your inquiry, you will receive the complete catalog with all available components and options.
Step 2: Personal contact
Our team will contact you within one business day to discuss your requirements and carefully process your request.
Step 3: Free quotation
You will receive a clear quotation with pricing and delivery times for your request — naturally free of charge.
Step 4: Custom lighting calculation (optional)
Does the offer meet your needs? If desired, we can then provide a custom lighting calculation for you.
Step 5: Ordering & Fast Delivery
You place the order and we ensure that the products are delivered to you as quickly as possible .
Create a light mast
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Lamp
The lamp determines the light distribution, appearance, and energy consumption of the street light.
Available in various designs, light outputs, and color temperatures for every application.
Suitable for o.a. residential streets, business parks, parking lots, and yard lighting.
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Extension
With the extension arm, you position the lamp precisely where the light is needed.
Available in multiple lengths and designs for various spans and light distributions.
Ideal for evenly distributing light and reducing glare.
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Light pole
The mast forms the sturdy base and is available in various heights, materials and finishes.
Choose from diverse shapes and styles to suit the environment and desired light level.
Designed for durability and stability, even with intensive outdoor use.
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Pedestal
The concrete anchor ensures a safe, solid foundation for the mast in the ground.
Available in various sizes and solutions to suit the soil type and mast configuration.
Makes installation easy and contributes to a long lifespan for the system.
Light poles
Straight poles
Straight arm poles
Poles with a round arm
Double-armed poles
Extensions
Some extensions
Double extensions
Graceful extensions
3-way extension leads
Light sources
Standard street lights
Classic street lights
Round street lights
Industrial street lamps
How are our products made?
Check out the production process of our high-quality lighting columns below
Bases
Square concrete bases
Concrete pedestals around
Square shelves
Round racks
The main difference between 12V and 230V garden lighting lies in the voltage and installation. 12V lighting operates on low voltage, is safer, and is easy to install yourself using a transformer. 230V lighting operates directly on mains voltage, often provides more powerful light, and requires careful installation according to safety standards, with professional installation being recommended.
The IP rating (Ingress Protection) indicates how well a fixture is protected against dust and water. For garden lighting, IP44, IP65, and IP67 are particularly relevant. IP44 is protected against splashing water and is suitable for sheltered locations, such as under a patio roof. IP65 is dust-tight and resistant to water jets, making it ideal for open outdoor areas. IP67 is completely dust-tight and can withstand temporary immersion, making this rating suitable for lighting near ponds or other wet zones.
The ideal distance between garden lights depends on the type of lighting and the desired effect. Pathway lights are usually placed every 1.5 to 3 meters for an even distribution of light. For ambient lighting, the distance varies depending on the light intensity and the atmosphere you want to create. Spotlights are preferably placed or aimed at a minimum distance of 2 to 3 meters from the object you want to illuminate.
Yes, garden lighting can be dimmable, but this depends on the light source used. When the light source is dimmable, you can dim it using a standard LED dimmer suitable for the lighting in question. Please ensure that both the light source and the dimmer are properly matched for an optimal and stable result.
Smart LED garden lighting works via a wireless protocol that allows you to control the lighting. Which system is suitable depends on the protocol used, such as Tuya or Zigbee. Tuya works via Wi-Fi and is controlled directly via an app on your smartphone, without an extra bridge. This allows you to turn the lighting on and off, dim it, set timers, and often also adjust the color. Zigbee works via a bridge or hub and is known for a stable and energy-efficient connection. This system is also easily controlled via an app and can often be linked to other smart home solutions.
Yes, wireless garden lighting exists. This lighting operates without a fixed power connection and is usually rechargeable or equipped with a solar panel. You charge rechargeable garden lights via the mains, while solar garden lighting charges itself with sunlight during the day. This makes wireless garden lighting ideal for locations where cabling is not possible or desired.
Do you have any questions?
Still not entirely sure or haven't made up your mind yet? Contact us and one of our experts will be happy to help you further.
