EverGen® M Series Solar Lighting System with Remote Monitoring

Every region has a required wind-speed rating set by local codes. Poles must meet the EPA (Effective Projected Area) needed to safely support your fixtures in that wind zone. We calculate this for you based on fixture count, weight, arm length, and location to ensure the pole meets or exceeds structural requirements.

Yes. Poles can be customized by height, wall thickness, color, base type, and arm configuration. Options include:

• Single, double, or quad bullhorns
• Crossarm brackets
• Davit, mast arm, or truss arm designs
• Custom anchor-bolt patterns

We also fabricate custom poles for sports fields and high-mast applications.

Anchor-base poles bolt to a concrete foundation and are used in most commercial and sports applications. Direct-burial poles are placed directly into the ground and filled with concrete. They are often used for rural or roadway lighting. Anchor-base poles offer easier replacement and more stability for heavy fixtures.

A quality steel pole with proper galvanizing can last 20 to 30 years or more. Aluminum poles can last even longer in coastal or corrosive areas. Routine inspections will extend lifespan by catching issues like rust, loose anchor bolts, or internal corrosion early.

Yes, but it’s minimal. Recommended checks include:

• Inspecting anchor bolts and base plates
• Checking for rust or corrosion
• Making sure arms and brackets are secure
• Ensuring fixtures and wiring are protected

Routine maintenance helps prevent leaning, vibration, or structural fatigue.