Explore the specifications
Download the dimensions, module weights and included components for your project comparison.
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A matching height
isn't the whole picture.
Use this guide to prepare a pole lifter compatibility review. It helps identify the information to send; it does not automatically approve a lifting operation.
Reference envelope
Start with
the listed specifications.
The source sheet lists 12 m light poles and a 300 kg rated load. It also lists M16, M18, M20, M22, M24, with a flange hole span of 180–260 mm.
These values are inputs to review. Pole geometry, assembled attachments and the connection arrangement still matter. Some flange-diagram terminology requires engineering clarification.
Return to the full specificationImportant distinction
Listed does not mean included.
M16, M18, M20 and M22 are the bolt sizes in the standard included configuration. M24 is shown in the compatibility table and must be discussed separately.
Site setup, anchoring, operator position and clearances need a reviewed operating manual. This guide is for project preparation.
Connection / Quick check
Check your
base dimensions.
Compare your flange hole span and bolt size with the listed equipment range. Keep the dimensioned drawing ready for a complete connection review.
mm
Listed span: 180–260 mm. Confirm how your drawing defines the measurement.
Specification comparison
Within the listed range
The span and bolt size match the listed specifications. Send the base drawing to confirm the connection.
- Flange hole span
- 220 mm
- Anchor bolt size
- M20
- Hardware
- Included in the standard set
A dimension check supports project preparation. The assembled load, foundation and site also need review.
Information to prepare
Five pieces
of the same picture.
A clear drawing and a few project details make the initial review more useful. Unknown values can be left open for follow-up.
The assembled pole
Provide the height, material and total assembled weight—including any luminaire, bracket, battery, solar panel or other attachment. A height alone does not establish the lifting conditions.
The flange and bolt drawing
Include flange dimensions, hole positions, hole sizes, plate thickness and anchor bolt specification. A dimensioned drawing is more useful than a description such as “standard base”.
The foundation arrangement
Identify the foundation type and how the pole is connected. Ground and anchor conditions must be reviewed; the equipment sheet does not establish a direct-burial solution.
The actual site
Share access, working space, surface conditions and any relevant site restrictions. The equipment needs a project-specific review rather than an assumption based on portability.
The project scope
Add the application, quantity and destination. If information is missing, say so: the inquiry can start before every drawing is ready.
Your project / Next steps
From first look
to project quote.
Choose the next step that fits your project. Explore the equipment, check your connection or discuss a quotation.
Review your base connection
Check the flange dimensions, then share your drawing and project details for a configuration review.
Check compatibility →Request a project quote
Send the application, quantity and destination. Start with the information you have; drawings are optional.
Request a project quote