2 Fixture Wood Pole Bullhorn Wrap Mount | 2 3/8 Inch Tenon | Bronze

Product Overview

This is a two-fixture bullhorn wrap mount designed for wood poles. It provides a secure mounting solution for area and parking lot lighting fixtures that require dual fixture support. The bracket fits wood poles with diameters from 7 to 10 inches and uses a 2 3/8 inch tenon for fixture attachment. Typical installations include outdoor sports fields, parking lots, and municipal or utility lighting projects where wood poles are standard.

The bullhorn is constructed from galvanized steel with a bronze powder-coated finish for corrosion resistance. It is rated to support up to 200 pounds of combined fixture weight. This bracket is commonly used when retrofitting or upgrading lighting on existing wood utility poles.

Core Performance and Output

This bullhorn mount is engineered to support two fixtures with a combined weight capacity of 200 pounds. The 2 3/8 inch tenon is compatible with most standard area and flood lighting fixtures. The wrap design ensures stable attachment to wood poles within the 7 to 10 inch diameter range, minimizing movement under wind load.

Galvanized steel construction provides structural integrity and long-term resistance to outdoor conditions. The bracket?s design allows for even fixture spacing and balanced load distribution. For installations with oversized or high-wind-area fixtures, verify that total EPA and weight do not exceed bracket and pole limits.

Adjustability and Control Options

The bullhorn features fixed arms with a standard 2 3/8 inch tenon, allowing most fixtures with slipfitter mounts to be installed and aimed as required. Fixture orientation and tilt are determined by the fixture?s own mounting hardware, not by the bullhorn itself.

No integrated control or aiming adjustments are provided on the bracket. All aiming and control functions must be managed at the fixture level. The bracket does not include wiring provisions; all electrical connections are handled separately.

Longevity and Reliability

The bracket is fabricated from galvanized steel for corrosion resistance and durability in outdoor environments. The bronze powder-coated finish adds an additional layer of protection against weathering and abrasion.

All welds and attachment points are designed for long-term structural stability. The bracket is intended for permanent installation and requires minimal maintenance beyond periodic inspection for corrosion or mechanical wear.

Build Quality and Physical Characteristics

This bullhorn mount weighs 26 pounds and is designed for direct attachment to wood poles using standard through-bolts or lag screws (not included). The wrap-around design distributes load evenly around the pole circumference, reducing stress concentrations.

The bracket?s finish is bronze powder-coated over galvanized steel. The tenon is precision-formed to 2 3/8 inch outside diameter for compatibility with most slipfitter fixtures. All hardware exposed to the elements is corrosion-resistant.

Where This Product Fits Best

This bullhorn wrap mount is intended for outdoor lighting applications where wood poles are used as the primary support structure. It is suitable for sports field lighting, rural area lighting, and municipal or utility projects requiring dual fixture mounting on wood poles.

• baseball field lighting
• softball field lighting
• sports field lighting
• area lighting
• parking lot lighting
• municipal lighting
• utility distribution

The bracket is designed for environments where corrosion resistance and structural stability are required. It is not intended for use on steel, concrete, or fiberglass poles.

Installation and Long-Term Use

Installation requires access to the pole at the intended mounting height and secure attachment using through-bolts or lag screws sized for the pole diameter and bracket weight. The wrap design simplifies alignment and load distribution.

Routine inspection is recommended to check for hardware loosening, corrosion, or fixture movement. The bracket is designed for permanent outdoor use and does not require regular maintenance beyond standard safety checks. Ensure that total fixture weight and EPA do not exceed the bracket?s rated capacity or the structural limits of the wood pole.

How This Fixture Is Commonly Used

This bullhorn is typically installed at heights ranging from 20 to 40 feet, depending on the lighting requirements of the site. Fixture spacing and aiming are determined by the lighting design and the specific needs of the application, such as field coverage or parking lot uniformity.

In most deployments, two area or flood fixtures are mounted to the tenons and aimed to provide overlapping coverage. Higher mounting heights may require fixtures with higher output or narrower optics to maintain uniformity. Using larger fixtures may reduce the number of poles needed but can increase wind loading and glare if not properly specified.

Safety, Certifications, and Warranty

The bracket is constructed from galvanized steel and finished with a bronze powder coat for corrosion resistance. All load ratings are based on standard installation practices and proper attachment to structurally sound wood poles.

This product includes a 1-year warranty. No additional certifications are specified for this bracket. Follow all local codes and standards for pole-mounted lighting installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size wood poles will this bullhorn fit?

A: The bracket fits wood poles with diameters from 7 to 10 inches.

Q: What is the maximum fixture weight this bracket can support?

A: The combined fixture weight capacity is 200 pounds.

Q: What type of fixtures are compatible with the tenon?

A: Fixtures with a 2 3/8 inch slipfitter or tenon mount are compatible.

Q: Is the mounting hardware included?

A: No, mounting bolts or lag screws are not included and must be sourced separately.

Q: What is the recommended mounting height for this bracket?

A: Typical mounting heights range from 20 to 40 feet, depending on the application and fixture type.

Q: How should I plan fixture spacing when using this bullhorn?

A: Fixture spacing depends on the lighting layout, fixture output, and site requirements. Two fixtures per pole are standard, but aiming and overlap should be coordinated with the lighting design.

Application Questions and Clarification

Q: Can this bracket be used on steel or concrete poles?

A: No, this bullhorn is designed specifically for wood poles with 7 to 10 inch diameters.

Q: Is this bracket suitable for coastal or high-corrosion environments?

A: The galvanized steel and powder-coated finish provide corrosion resistance, but for severe coastal environments, additional protection or alternative materials may be required.

Q: Can I mount more than two fixtures on this bracket?

A: No, this bracket is designed for two fixtures only. Exceeding the rated capacity is not recommended.

Q: Does the bracket allow for fixture tilt adjustment?

A: Fixture tilt and aiming are controlled by the fixture?s slipfitter mount, not by the bracket itself.