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MITAS HINGED POLES
MITAS HINGED POLES
MITAS Hinged Poles are commonly used as
lighting, camera, speaker and flag poles.
The advantage of these poles is that the
pole can easily be hinged down for
mounting and maintenance of items
(camera, luminaire, etc.) at the human
height.
This feature prevents hazards that could
come from working at height. The upper
pole section carrying luminaire the item is
lowered by using steel or fabric ropes by
hand ( manually ), manual winch, or by
electrical engines. This system saves time
and manpower as it needs minimum
number of people and no other technical
equipment. These poles can be used in a
variety of scenarios including mine sites,
large carparks, airports and rail yards where
poles are hard to access with a crane.
Hinged Poles can be designed according to
the client’s requirements.

MITAS HINGED POLES
MITAS HINGED POLES

MITAS Hinged Poles
MITAS Hinged Poles
MITAS Hinged Poles:
Pole is designed according to client’s requirements
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ADVANTAGES OF GALVANIZED STEEL LIGHTING POLES
• Protection by galvanizing against corrosion between 15 and 30 years,
• Absence of any risks for injuries and damages caused by concrete poles during accidents
and natural disasters such as earthquake, torrent, windstorm etc.
• Aesthetical appearance,
• Easy design ability according to requirements,
• Rapid production, transport, assembly and demounting,
• Lighting at desired height by slip-joint or bolted joint method,
• Easy to replace, no maintenance cost, environment friendly,
• 100% recycling and scrap value.
SERVICE LIFE FOR HOT DIP GALVANIZED COATINGS
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EN ISO 1461
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SERVICE LIFE ( YEARS )
60
50
40
30
20
RURAL
TROPICAL MARINE
TEMPERATE MARINE
SUBURBAN
MODERATELY INDUSTRIAL
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL
10
0
11 21 32 43 54 65 75 86 97 108 118 129
AVERAGE COATING THICKNESS ( Microns )
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COMMERCIAL SYMBOLS FOR LIGHTING POLES
The symbols defining Lighting poles represent pole type, number of
brackets, pole height (dm), bracket length and bracket angle while they
show pole type, length and number of lighting fixtures on lighting poles
respectively.
EXAMPLE 1: For a Lighting Pole with the number of brackets 2, Pole height
110 dm, bracket height 10 dm and bracket angle 15° the following symbolic
representation is used:
AD 2-110/10-15
ADX-Y/Z-? : Pole Type : AD2-110/10-15
AD : Lighting Pole : AD
X : Number of Brackets : 2
Y : Pole Height (dm) : 110
Z : Bracket Length (dm) : 10
? : Bracket Angle : 15°
EXAMPLE 2 : For a High mast with a height of 12 m and 4 directions having
6 Floodlights, with a Platform (PL) and removable rungs (PM), the following
symbolic representation is used:
PD 4 12 / 6 PLPM
PDX-Y/Z QW : Pole Type : PD 4 12/6 PLPM
PD : Floodlighting Pole : PD
X : No. of Directions (1 or 4) : 4
Y : Pole Height (m) : 12
Z : Number of Floodlights : 6
QW : Platform – Ladder : PLPM