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25 Foot Wood Pole | Class 6 | Treated | Southern Yellow Pine
Dwayne Kula | President, CTO and Founder
Product Description
Key Features
- Total Height (ft): 25
- Height Above Grade (ft): 20.5
- Buried Depth Below Grade (ft): 4.5
- ANSI Class: Class 6
- Material: Wood Southern Yellow Pine
- Pole Weight (lbs): 370-440
- Min Pole Top Circ (in): 17
- Min Circ 6ft from Butt (in): 23
- Min Pole Top OD (in): 5.4
- Pole OD 6ft From Butt (in): 7.3
- Treatment: CCA
- Pole Installation: Direct Burial
- Warranty: 1 year
Our 25 foot Class 6 CCA Treated Southern Yellow Pine Poles are grown, debarked, and treated in the United States. They are manufactured to ANSI O5.1 specification. 25 ft utility poles are treated to the latest American Wood Preservers Association standards to prevent decay and damage from insects.
Delivery is made with a flatbed truck and the customer is responsible for offloading. Offloading requires a forklift or appropriate similar vehicle to offload - customer supplied. Customer is responsible for any costs associated with delivery rescheduling because of improper scheduling or not having the proper offloading equipment available at the time of delivery.
Pricing: Does not include cost of shipping. Shipping is available to the lower 48 USA states. We can supply a budgetary shipping quote or a firm shipping quote that is good for 14 days to your delivery location.
Disclaimer: LED Lighting Supply is not responsible for improper loading (ie what is mounted to the pole), installation costs, or foundation design of light poles. Dimensions and specifications of poles are subject to change without notice but the pole top and butt dimensions will always be within ANSI specifications. Wood poles are the ideal option for most field projects as concrete poles require more frequent maintenance and replacement. While our main product line is southern yellow pine, we at times are able to offer other species including Douglas fir and red pine. CCA treatment generally will result in the poles being free of insects for decades to come.
Please be advised that our wood poles are covered solely by a 1-year workmanship warranty, which ensures that the poles are free from defects from the manufacturing process, and structural integrity, for a period of one year from the date of purchase. This warranty does not cover damage resulting from external factors, misuse, or normal wear and tear.
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Web ID: 2227
Product Overview
We supply 25 foot Class 6 CCA Treated Southern Yellow Pine wood poles for use in lighting and utility distribution. These poles are manufactured to ANSI O5.1 standards and treated to resist decay and insect damage. Typical installations include direct burial for area lighting, sports field lighting, and rural utility distribution where wood poles are preferred for their non-conductive properties and cost-effective deployment.
This pole provides 20.5 feet of height above grade after direct burial, supporting a range of lighting and utility applications. The Class 6 rating and Southern Yellow Pine construction are suited for moderate structural loads and standard wind exposure zones.
Core Performance and Output
This 25 foot wood pole is rated for Class 6 structural performance, supporting moderate fixture loads and wind exposure. The minimum pole top circumference is 17 inches, with a 5.4 inch minimum top outside diameter. At 6 feet from the butt, the circumference is 23 inches and the outside diameter is 7.3 inches. The pole weight ranges from 370 to 440 lbs, providing stable support for typical area lighting and utility distribution loads at this height.
Direct burial installation at 4.5 feet below grade ensures reliable anchoring in standard soil conditions. For higher wind zones or heavier fixture loads, a higher class or larger diameter pole may be required. Excessive fixture EPA or weight can exceed the structural limits of Class 6 poles.
Adjustability and Control Options
This wood pole is a fixed structural element with no integrated adjustability or control features. Fixture mounting height is determined by the pole?s above-grade height of 20.5 feet. Bracket and arm selection will affect final luminaire position and outreach.
Control options such as photocells, sensors, or remote monitoring are determined by the fixtures or accessories installed on the pole, not by the pole itself.
Longevity and Reliability
Southern Yellow Pine is pressure treated with CCA to meet American Wood Preservers Association standards, providing resistance to decay, rot, and insect attack. When properly installed and maintained, these poles deliver reliable service life in outdoor environments.
Longevity is influenced by soil conditions, drainage, and exposure. Direct ground contact requires periodic inspection for signs of decay at the ground line. Mechanical damage or improper installation can reduce service life.
Build Quality and Physical Characteristics
Each pole is grown, debarked, and treated in the United States. The wood is Southern Yellow Pine, selected for strength and treatability. Poles are manufactured to ANSI O5.1 specification, ensuring dimensional and structural consistency.
CCA treatment provides deep penetration for long-term protection. The pole is designed for direct burial installation, with a minimum 4.5 feet below grade. Weight and dimensions are consistent with Class 6 requirements for this height.
Where This Product Fits Best
This 25 foot Class 6 wood pole is suited for moderate height lighting and utility distribution in outdoor environments. It is commonly used where wood poles are preferred for their non-conductive properties, ease of handling, and cost efficiency. Typical installations include sports fields, rural roadways, agricultural properties, and municipal sites.
- baseball field lighting
- softball field lighting
- sports field lighting
- area lighting
- rural roadway lighting
- agricultural property lighting
- parking lot lighting
- utility distribution
CCA treatment and ANSI compliance support use in humid, temperate, and rural outdoor environments. Not recommended for coastal or highly corrosive environments without additional protection.
Installation and Long-Term Use
Direct burial installation requires excavation to a depth of 4.5 feet, with proper backfill and compaction for stability. The pole?s weight allows for handling with standard lifting equipment. Brackets, arms, and hardware must be selected to match the pole?s structural limits and application requirements.
Routine inspection at the ground line is recommended to monitor for decay or mechanical damage. Service life is maximized by maintaining drainage and avoiding soil buildup around the base. Replacement or reinforcement may be required if structural integrity is compromised over time.
How This Fixture Is Commonly Used
These 25 foot wood poles are typically installed with 20.5 feet above grade, supporting one or more luminaires or utility lines. Common mounting heights for area and sports field lighting fall within this range. Fixture spacing and layout depend on light level requirements and field size.
For sports field lighting, poles are spaced to provide uniform coverage and minimize glare. Higher output fixtures may allow for wider spacing but can increase wind load. Tradeoff between fixture count and pole class should be considered during planning.
Safety, Certifications, and Warranty
This pole is manufactured to ANSI O5.1 standards and treated to American Wood Preservers Association requirements. CCA treatment provides resistance to decay and insects. Southern Yellow Pine is a non-conductive material, reducing electrical hazard risk in utility applications.
Warranty is 1 year. Follow all local codes and standards for installation and grounding. Use appropriate PPE and lifting equipment during handling and installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the maximum fixture weight or EPA this pole can support?
A: Fixture weight and EPA limits are determined by the Class 6 rating, pole dimensions, and local wind load requirements. Consult structural tables or engineering guidelines for specific limits at 25 feet.
Q: Is this pole suitable for coastal or marine environments?
A: Standard CCA-treated Southern Yellow Pine is not recommended for coastal or highly corrosive environments without additional protection or coatings.
Q: What is the required burial depth for installation?
A: The pole must be buried 4.5 feet below grade, leaving 20.5 feet above ground.
Q: How often should the pole be inspected for decay or damage?
A: Annual inspection at the ground line is recommended to monitor for decay, insect activity, or mechanical damage.
Q: How do I determine the correct spacing for sports field lighting with these poles?
A: Spacing depends on fixture output, field size, and lighting requirements. Reference lighting layout guidelines or consult a lighting designer for optimal results.
Application Questions and Clarification
Q: Can this pole be used for both lighting and utility distribution on the same site?
A: Yes, the pole can support both lighting fixtures and utility lines if total load and wind exposure remain within Class 6 structural limits.
Q: Are there restrictions on fixture mounting height for this pole?
A: The maximum mounting height is 20.5 feet above grade. Do not exceed this height to maintain structural integrity and code compliance.
Q: Is special hardware required for mounting luminaires to wood poles?
A: Use pole-specific brackets, arms, and through-bolts designed for wood pole attachment. Hardware selection should match fixture weight and wind load requirements.
Q: What maintenance is required over the service life of the pole?
A: Inspect annually for decay, insect activity, and mechanical damage. Maintain proper drainage and avoid soil buildup at the base to extend service life.
