Reliable outdoor illumination is essential for safe roadways, parking lots, and public spaces. Our parking and street lights deliver bright, uniform coverage while keeping energy use low, making them a smart choice for municipalities, property managers, and commercial sites. Built to withstand harsh Canadian weather, these fixtures combine durable construction with modern LED efficiency.
Types & Options
This category includes everything needed for a complete pole-mounted lighting system.
Street Lights are the core fixtures, available in various wattages and optical distributions such as Type II, which is ideal for roadways and pathways thanks to its long, narrow beam pattern. Many models offer 0-10V dimming and a wide 100-277V input range for flexible installation.
Accessories & Mounts let you adapt fixtures to different pole types. Options include round and square pole mounts in 4" and 5" sizes, plus multi-fixture brackets like twin-spoke (90° or 180°) and three-spoke (120°) arrangements for full intersection or parking lot coverage. Most mounts fit a standard 2-3/8" O.D. tenon.
Where to Use Them
These fixtures suit a broad range of outdoor applications. Use street lights for public roads, residential streets, and walkways. Parking lots at retail centres, office complexes, schools, and apartment buildings benefit from even, glare-controlled light. Multi-spoke mounts are perfect for large open areas and intersections where several fixtures share a single pole.
How to Choose
Start with the optical distribution: Type II works well for narrow roadways, while wider distributions cover open lots. Confirm the voltage matches your supply; a universal 100-277V range simplifies most projects. Select a colour temperature such as 3000K for a warmer look or higher Kelvin values for crisp visibility. For dimming and energy control, look for 0-10V compatibility. Finally, match your mount to the pole shape, size, and tenon diameter, and choose a spoke configuration based on how many fixtures the pole must support.
FAQ
What does a 2-3/8" O.D. tenon mean? It refers to the outer diameter of the pole-top fitting where the mount slips on, a common standard for street and parking fixtures.
What is Type II distribution? It produces a long, relatively narrow beam pattern suited to roads, walkways, and the edges of parking areas.
Can I mount more than one fixture on a single pole? Yes. Twin-spoke and three-spoke mounts let you install two or three fixtures at preset angles for wider coverage.
