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Baseball Field Light Poles
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30 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 1 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-30-C1-T
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Web ID:
1945
Height:
30 ft
Height Above Ground:
25 ft
ANSI Class:
1
Weight Range:
925 – 1200 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
30 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 2 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-30-C2-T
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Web ID:
1946
Height:
30 ft
Height Above Ground:
25 ft
ANSI Class:
2
Weight Range:
825 – 1050 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
30 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 3 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-30-C3-T
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Web ID:
1947
Height:
30 ft
Height Above Ground:
25 ft
ANSI Class:
3
Weight Range:
650 – 925 lbs
Max Total Arms:
4
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
40 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 1 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-40-C1-T
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Web ID:
1948
Height:
40 ft
Height Above Ground:
34 ft
ANSI Class:
1
Weight Range:
1350 – 1950 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
40 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 2 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-40-C2-T
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Web ID:
1949
Height:
40 ft
Height Above Ground:
34 ft
ANSI Class:
2
Weight Range:
1250 – 1700 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
40 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 3 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-40-C3-T
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Web ID:
1950
Height:
40 ft
Height Above Ground:
34 ft
ANSI Class:
3
Weight Range:
1000 – 1450 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
50 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 1 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-50-C1-T
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Web ID:
1967
Height:
50 ft
Height Above Ground:
43 ft
ANSI Class:
1
Weight Range:
1950 – 2800 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
50 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 2 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-50-C2-T
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Web ID:
1968
Height:
50 ft
Height Above Ground:
43 ft
ANSI Class:
2
Weight Range:
1800 – 2400 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
60 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 1 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-60-C1-T
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Web ID:
1969
Height:
60 ft
Height Above Ground:
52 ft
ANSI Class:
1
Weight Range:
2400 – 3750 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
60 Foot Wood Round Light Pole | Class 2 TreatedContact Us For PricingAvailability: Built to Order 4-8 WeeksSKU:
MLLG-POLE-WD-60-C2-T
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Web ID:
1970
Height:
60 ft
Height Above Ground:
52 ft
ANSI Class:
2
Weight Range:
2300 – 3200 lbs
Max Total Arms:
6
Max Attached Weight Per Arm:
240 lbs
What are Baseball Field and Softball Field Light Poles?
Constructing a baseball field involves thorough preparation when it comes to meeting proper standards and dimensions. This is especially true for the illumination of the field. It will involve custom solutions depending on many factors. These will include the location, size, and level of play on the field.
High-powered flood lights and spot lights will always be the fixtures used for these fields, regardless of the level of play. But the number and height of the poles that they will be mounted on will not be the same. A little league baseball field will not have the same requirements as a college or major league baseball stadium, obviously. The size of the field will increase along with the level of play and therefore require more lighting.
More lighting will require more baseball light poles because you will need more light fixtures.
How Much Do Baseball Field Light Poles Cost?
Pole costs will vary a lot based on the pole height required [based on level of play], number of fixtures per pole [effects pole diameter and number of cross bars required], are you using wood or steel poles and on your installers costs.
How Many Light Poles Are Required for Baseball Lighting?
The size of the field will determine how many light poles you will need. You should plan on a 4-, 6-, or 8-pole layout. At least 2 poles are needed for infield lighting and then an additional 2 to 6 for infield and outfield lighting.
One of the best ways to determine the number of poles that you will need is dependent on the distance between the home plate and the center field fence. Here is a handy reference:
Home Plate to Center Field Fence Number of Poles Needed 200-250 feet 4-pole layout 300 feet 6-pole layout 400 feet 8-pole layout Any ballpark that needs to meet the lighting standards for TV broadcasts will require an 8-pole layout.
What Is the Proper Spacing for Baseball Field Light Poles?
As you can see from the diagram above:
There are two poles located behind the diamond for infield lighting. This is the case for all layouts.
Two to four light poles are located outside the outfield fence in a 6- and 8-pole layout, respectively.What Is the Ideal Baseball Field Light Pole Height?
As with everything else, it depends on what level of play the field is used for. Also, local ordinances need to be considered. Here are some recommendations:
At the recreational/little league level, you’ll want the pole height to be 30 to 50 feet.
For high school it should be around 40 to 60 feet.
College fields should be around 50 to 80 feet.
The widest range is found with MLB. It is 80 to 190 feet.
