Polygonal/Octagonal Poles
Utkarsh offers a wide range of polygonal poles, customised as per client requirements that are used for outdoor illumination, power distribution, solar, surveillance and smart pole application. Manufactured conforming to IS Standards, we offer poles between 3 meter to to any size as per customer specifications and design requirements, that can withstand wind speed up to 300 km/hour.
Specifications
● Utkarsh India offers premium quality galvanised iron octagonal poles
● Features 3 and 4-arm decorative brackets with varying angles
● Product design starts at 3 m, customisable as per requirements
● We have the largest production capacity for polygonal poles, featuring 2 state-of-the-art production facilities and 4 galvanising units
● Rigorously tested for quality, including wind tunnel testing by IIT Kanpur and structural stability testing by CSIR, Chennai
● Mast structure engineered to withstand a maximum wind speed of up to 250 km/hr.
Specifications
● Street and roadway lighting: Polygonal poles and octagonal light poles are commonly used to support streetlights, providing effective illumination along urban streets, highways, and major roadways
● Outdoor area illumination: These poles are employed in public spaces such as parks, shopping malls, and commercial zones for outdoor area lighting, enhancing safety and visibility
● Telecommunications: Polygonal and octagonal poles serve as sturdy supports for antennas, satellite dishes, and other telecommunication equipment, offering reliable signal transmission
● Power distribution: These poles contribute to power distribution infrastructure by providing support for electrical distribution lines and equipment
● Traffic signage and signals: The robust construction of polygonal and octagonal poles makes them suitable for supporting traffic signs and signals, aiding in organised traffic management on roads
● Public safety and surveillance: These poles act as mounting structures for CCTV cameras, enhancing public safety and security by providing surveillance capabilities in various environments
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