60 Foot Stadium Light Pole | 2 Cross Arms | 115 MPH Wind Rating

Product Overview

This 60-foot steel stadium light pole is built for elevated fixture mounting in sports venues, large parking areas, and other high-output lighting applications. The pole is constructed from 8-gauge S235 steel with a hot dip galvanized finish and includes two 10-foot cross arms for fixture positioning.

Total pole weight is 2,072 pounds. Installation uses an anchor base system with eight anchor bolts measuring 1.18 inches in diameter and 49 inches in length. The pole carries a wind load rating of 115 mph.

Stadium poles are built to order. Structural requirements and environmental factors vary by project, so this configuration represents a typical starting point rather than a universal solution. Contact our team to begin the design process for your specific site.

Where This Product Fits Best

A 60-foot mounting height places fixtures well above typical obstructions and allows coverage across large open areas. This height range is common in athletic field lighting, stadium perimeter installations, and large-scale parking lot applications where light must reach across significant distances.

The dual cross arm configuration provides flexibility in fixture placement. Each 10-foot arm extends the mounting positions outward from the pole centerline, which allows fixtures to be aimed at different angles or directed toward separate areas from a single pole location.

Performance and Functional Considerations

The 115 mph wind load rating defines the sustained wind speed this pole is engineered to withstand under normal conditions. This rating is a structural consideration that must be matched to the expected wind exposure at the installation site. Projects in coastal areas, open terrain, or regions with known high-wind events may require different specifications.

The 8-gauge S235 steel construction and hot dip galvanized finish provide corrosion resistance for outdoor exposure. Galvanizing protects the steel from rust and weather degradation over time, which is standard practice for poles installed in exterior environments.

Installation and Long-Term Use

This pole uses an anchor base installation method. The base is secured to a concrete foundation using eight anchor bolts, each 1.18 inches in diameter and 49 inches in length. Foundation design and concrete specifications are project-dependent and must account for local soil conditions, frost depth, and structural load requirements.

At 2,072 pounds, the pole requires heavy equipment for transport and erection. Rigging, crane capacity, and site access should be confirmed before scheduling installation. The anchor bolt pattern and foundation must be in place and cured before the pole can be set.

Once installed, the galvanized finish requires minimal maintenance under normal conditions. Periodic inspection of the base connection, cross arm hardware, and overall pole condition is standard practice for structural lighting installations of this type.

How This Fixture Is Commonly Used

The two cross arms are where fixtures mount, and each arm provides a 10-foot reach from the pole shaft. This allows installers to position multiple fixtures per arm and aim them independently based on the coverage requirements of the site. Fixture weight and wind load from the luminaires must be accounted for in the overall structural calculation.

Cross arm orientation and fixture positioning are typically determined during the design phase based on photometric layouts. The arms can be rotated or angled during installation to align fixtures with the target area, whether that is a playing field, parking lot, or other illuminated zone.

Safety, Certifications, and Warranty

This pole is covered by a 1-year warranty.

Because stadium poles are built to order, structural engineering and compliance requirements are addressed on a project-specific basis. Wind load ratings, foundation specifications, and local code requirements vary by jurisdiction and site conditions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the wind load rating for this pole?
This pole is rated for 115 mph wind loads.

How is the pole installed?
The pole uses an anchor base system secured with eight bolts measuring 1.18 inches in diameter and 49 inches in length. A concrete foundation is required.

How many cross arms are included?
This configuration includes two cross arms, each 10 feet in length.

What is the pole material and finish?
The pole is 8-gauge S235 steel with a hot dip galvanized finish.

What is the warranty coverage?
This pole includes a 1-year warranty.

Is this pole a standard product or built to order?
Stadium poles are built to order. This listing represents a typical configuration, and final specifications are determined based on project requirements.

Application Questions and Clarification

This product description reflects the provided specifications, ratings, and configuration options. For questions related to site-specific conditions, electrical compatibility, control integration, or application requirements not addressed in the provided data, our team is available to provide clarification.