Pole Lights
Pole lights provide area lighting for parking lots, driveways and the open grounds around commercial buildings. The fixture listed here is the Averlite Shoebox Light, a common pole-mounted fixture style for lots.
Edge LED installs parking lot lighting, including replacing fixtures on existing poles.
How shoebox fixtures are used
Shoebox fixtures sit at the top of a pole and aim light downward over the lot. They are mounted singly or in groups of two to four per pole, depending on where the pole stands and how much area it needs to cover. Poles at the edge of a lot often use one fixture aimed inward, while poles in the middle may carry several.
Retrofitting existing poles
Most lot upgrades keep the existing poles and replace only the heads. We check pole condition, height, the mounting arm or bracket and the wiring, then confirm the fixture's mounting option fits. Light distribution should match the pole's position so light reaches drive aisles and parking spaces without spilling onto neighbors or the street.
Parking lot projects often include the building's wall packs and, at fuel stations, the canopy, so the whole site uses consistent color temperature and controls.