Aluminium Y-Shape Light Pole, 6m – 14m Architectural Lighting Pole with Independent Dual-Level Arms, Custom Geometry and Finish

MOQ10 sets; mixed Y-arm configurations accepted
Height range6m – 14m; custom heights available
Arm arrangementSymmetrical or asymmetrical Y-shape
Arm geometryLeft and right height, outreach and tilt specified independently
FinishMill / Anodized · Matte Black · Bronze · Matte Grey · Gloss White
Lead timeConfirmed after drawing approval and production review
PaymentT/T or L/C at sight; project terms available
PortNingbo / Shanghai · FOB, CIF and DDP available
20+ yrs

Manufacturing aluminium poles for export markets

50,000 m²

Own factory with spinning, welding & coating lines

120,000 pcs/yr

Annual capacity across 3 production lines

50+ countries

Exported to EU, North America, Middle East, SEA

PRODUCT PARAMETERS

Technical Specifications

Reference specifications for Y-shaped aluminium light poles. Overall height, left and right arm geometry, shaft dimensions, finish and foundation requirements are confirmed against the approved project drawing and structural calculation.

MATERIAL & STRUCTURE
ModelYLDG-Y Series
Pole typeAluminium Y-shape lighting pole
Shaft materialAluminium alloy 6063-T6; 6061-T6 optional
Overall height6,000 – 14,000 mm
Arm arrangementSymmetrical or asymmetrical dual-level arms
Arm geometryLeft and right height, outreach and tilt configured independently
Branch constructionReinforced fabricated junction or engineered detachable connection
Cable routingInternal routing through shaft and both arms
Access doorReinforced lockable aluminium cover
Base plateMachined or fabricated aluminium flange with gussets
Anchor boltsGalvanised anchor assembly supplied with template
InstallationAnchor-base flange; custom installation available
FINISH & PERFORMANCE
Surface treatmentAnodizing / polyester powder coating / PVDF fluorocarbon
Coating thicknessConfirmed according to approved finish specification
ColourAny RAL colour; custom colour matching available
Pre-treatmentCleaning, etching and conversion treatment appropriate to finish
Corrosion protectionFinish system selected for inland, coastal or industrial environments
Wind resistanceCalculated from project wind speed, terrain and luminaire area
Design referenceEN 40 / AASHTO / applicable local standard
Luminaire loadConfirmed according to arm geometry and projected area
Electrical circuitsOne or two independently routed lighting circuits
EarthingInternal earth stud with cable connection point
Joint sealingWeather-resistant sealing at the Y-branch connection
InspectionDimensional, welding, coating and assembly inspection
Service lifeDependent on specification, environment and maintenance
Custom engineeringStructural calculation and production drawings available
DIMENSION CHART

Standard Sizes of Aluminum Y Shape Light Pole

MODEL MLEFT ARM HEIGHT HHEIGHT H1RIGHT ARM HEIGHT H1LEFT ARM WIDTH L1RIGHT ARM WIDTH L2
YLDG-Y180004000550035002200
YLDG-Y2100006000750035002200
YLDG-Y3120008000950035002200
YLDG-Y414000100001150035002200
SURFACE OPTIONS

Five stock finishes, any RAL to order

The main shaft, branch section and both arms are finished as one matched assembly. This maintains consistent colour, gloss and coating thickness across the complete Y-shaped pole.

Mill clear anodized
Mill / clear anodized

Natural aluminium, 25 μm anodic layer

AA - M10
Matte black
Matte black

Most requested for urban and architectural projects

RAL 9005
Textured bronze
Textured bronze

Fine texture, hides dust and handling marks

RAL 8019
Matte anthracite grey
Matte anthracite grey

Standard municipal specification in EU tenders

RAL 7016
Gloss white
Gloss white

Parks, resorts, pedestrian zones

RAL 9016
CONSTRUCTION DETAIL

The Y-junction is the structural heart of the pole

A Y-shaped pole receives wind and luminaire loads from two directions and often at different elevations. The reinforced branch transition, arm alignment and cable routes are therefore engineered as one coordinated structure.

Reinforced branch transition

The Y-junction transfers loads from both arms gradually into the main shaft.

Balanced or offset loading

Symmetrical and asymmetrical layouts are checked for bending, torsion and eccentric load.

Controlled arm alignment

Fabrication fixtures hold the specified mounting height, outreach and tilt on both sides.

Independent cable routes

Separate internal paths allow independent switching, dimming and maintenance.

Reinforced base assembly

The flange, gussets and anchors are sized for the combined moment from both luminaires.

Y-ARM CONFIGURATION

Two lighting positions, independently configured

Left and right arm height, outreach and tilt can be specified independently. Choose a symmetrical Y for central medians or an asymmetrical, split-level arrangement for a roadway and adjacent pedestrian zone.

Y shape light pole
Symmetrical Y

Equal heights and outreach for central medians, plazas and opposite carriageways.

Split-level Y

Different mounting heights for roadway and pedestrian lighting from one pole.

Asymmetrical Y

Independent outreach and tilt for unequal road widths or offset lighting zones.

Wide-span Y

Extended arms with project-specific reinforcement for intersections and open spaces.

Architectural Y

Custom branch angle, proportions and finish for landscape and landmark projects.

APPLICATIONS

Where these poles are installed

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Central medians

Two-way roadway lighting from one foundation.

Road and footpath

High-level road light paired with lower pedestrian lighting.

Urban intersections

Independent outreach and aiming for complex road geometry.

Public plazas

Balanced illumination with a distinctive architectural profile.

Campuses

One structure serving roads, paths and shared public spaces.

Car parks

Broad two-direction coverage with fewer installation points.

Coastal projects

Aluminium construction with environment-specific finish systems.

WHY BUYERS CHOOSE THE Y-SHAPE FORM

Light two directions from one foundation

A Y-shaped pole can illuminate opposite carriageways or combine high-level roadway lighting with lower-level pedestrian lighting. One coordinated structure reduces installation points while giving designers greater control over mounting height, outreach and visual balance.

Two zones from one pole

Illuminate opposite carriageways or two functional areas from a single shaft and foundation.

Independent arm geometry

Specify left and right height, outreach and tilt separately for each lighting zone.

Symmetrical or asymmetrical

Use a balanced Y for medians or a split-level form for road and pedestrian zones.

Fewer installation points

Combining two lighting positions may reduce foundations and underground cable entries.

Engineered Y-junction

The reinforced transition is designed around arm geometry, luminaire load and wind conditions.

Matched architectural finish

The shaft and both arms are finished together for consistent colour and texture.

ABOUT THE MANUFACTURER

A pole factory, not a trading company

factory

Founded in 2003, we operate a 50,000 m² light-pole manufacturing plant with dedicated spinning, welding, arm-fabrication and surface-finishing capabilities. Annual output is approximately 120,000 poles.

We supply lighting contractors, distributors and project buyers across Europe, North America, the Middle East and Southeast Asia. Y-shaped aluminium poles can be produced to customer drawings with symmetrical, asymmetrical or split-level arms, OEM branding, custom finishes and project-specific packing.

Our engineering team reviews overall height, left and right arm geometry, luminaire weight, projected area, design wind speed and foundation requirements before production.

ISO 9001

Quality system

IS0 14001

Environmental

CE

EN 40 conformity

SGS

Material report

PRODUCTION FLOW

From aluminium tube to a precisely aligned Y assembly

The shaft, left arm and right arm are manufactured against one approved drawing. Before finishing, the complete upper structure is checked for branch position, arm height, outreach and tilt.

01 · Engineering review

Confirm lighting layout, both arm positions, luminaires, wind conditions and applicable standard.

02 · Material inspection

Verify aluminium grade, dimensions and certificates against the approved specification.

03 · Shaft preparation

Prepare the main aluminium shaft and inspect its dimensions, wall thickness and straightness.

04 · Arm fabrication

Produce the left and right arms to their specified height, outreach and tilt.

05 · Y-junction assembly

Position and join the reinforced branch transition using dedicated alignment fixtures.

06 · Trial inspection

Check overall height, branch position, arm alignment, outreach and tilt before finishing.

07 · Finish, QC and packing

Finish the matched Y assembly, complete final dimensional and surface inspection, then protect it for shipment.

PACKING & SHIPPING

Protected packing for a multi-arm structure

Y-shaped poles are wrapped and supported to protect the projecting arms, branch transition and finished surfaces. Detachable configurations can be packed separately and match-marked when required by the approved design.

packing
Surface protection

Non-abrasive wrapping protects the shaft, arms and branch transition.

Protected arm ends

Additional cushioning prevents impact damage at both arm ends.

Separated contact points

Spacers prevent adjacent arms and coated surfaces from touching in transit.

Matched accessories

Anchor sets, covers and connection hardware are labelled for each pole.

Detachable-option packing

Detachable arms can ship separately and are match-marked for site assembly.

Container securing

Supports and restraints are planned around the approved Y-arm geometry.

Container quantities depend on overall height, arm span, fixed or detachable construction and packing method. A loading plan is supplied after the final geometry is approved.

FAQ

Questions buyers ask before ordering

How is a Y-shaped pole different from a standard double-arm pole?

A standard double-arm pole normally uses two similar brackets at one level. A Y-shaped pole can position its luminaires at different heights, outreach distances and angles.

Can the left and right arms have different dimensions?

Yes. Each side can be configured independently. Asymmetrical layouts receive a project-specific structural review.

Is a Y-shaped pole suitable for a central median?

Yes. A symmetrical Y can illuminate opposite carriageways from one median foundation. Final dimensions are confirmed from the road layout and lighting calculation.

Can one arm light the road and the other a footpath?

Yes. A split-level design can combine higher roadway lighting with a shorter, lower pedestrian-side arm.

Can you manufacture from our drawing?

Yes. Send the PDF or DWG with luminaire weight, projected area, wind speed and the required geometry. We will return a production drawing for approval.

Will you provide structural calculations?

Yes. Provide the terrain category, design wind speed and luminaire data for both sides. Project-specific calculations can be supplied with the quotation.

Are luminaires included?

The standard supply includes the pole, two arms, connection hardware and anchor set. LED luminaires can be integrated from partner manufacturers when required.

Can we inspect before shipment?

Yes. Factory or third-party inspection is accepted. Dimensional, finish and photo inspection reports can be supplied for each batch.

REQUEST A QUOTATION
Send both arm dimensions and luminaire data — receive a project quotation

Add overall height, left and right arm heights, outreach, tilt, luminaire weight, projected area, design wind speed, quantity and finish. We will review the Y-shaped configuration and prepare the quotation against an approved production drawing.

Request a Custom Light Pole Quote