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1. Material and Structural Innovation of Lamp Posts

• ‌Aluminum Alloy Lamp Posts‌:
  Aluminum alloy is widely used for lamp posts due to its lightweight, corrosion – resistant, and durable properties. It is also a key material for solar – powered streetlights, as its conductivity and stability ensure efficient power transmission.
• ‌Composite Metal Lamp Posts‌:
  Made by direct hot – rolling stainless steel, carbon steel, and stainless steel, these lamp posts have a reasonable structure, attractive appearance, and good decorative performance, while reducing costs.
• ‌Hexagonal/Octagonal Lamp Posts‌:
  Made by aluminum alloy pressing and assembly, their surfaces can be color – sprayed, with exquisite and durable designs. Some models come with spring – operated mechanisms to tilt or stand upright for maintenance, but they are expensive and only used on special roads.
• ‌Stainless Steel/Steel Composite Lamp Posts (Hexagonal Pyramid Shape)‌:
  Designers can choose standard models from manufacturers or request customized specifications, but must ensure mechanical strength meets requirements.

2. Classification and Application of Streetlights

• ‌Conventional Road Lighting‌:
  Lamps are installed on poles below 15 meters, evenly distributed on one side, both sides, or the central divider of roads. Light axes are perpendicular to roads, and most light is directed toward road axes.
• ‌High – Mast Lighting‌:
  A group of lamps is installed on poles ≥20 meters for large – area illumination, suitable for roads with wide coverage.
• ‌Semi – High – Mast Lighting‌:
  Lamps are installed on poles 15 – 20 meters high, configured like conventional or high – mast lighting, often used for intersections.

3. Height of Lamp Posts

• Rural roads: 5 – 8 meters
• Urban roads: 8 – 14 meters
• Residential areas/parks: 3 – 5 meters