Polylight Columns offers an alternative to traditional lighting, counting on innovation, aesthetics and safety, in very diverse industrial sectors of application. All columns can be used with multiple types of luminaires, the poles, as well, can include video surveillance and/or communication acces

No one at FUCHS Europoles can really answer that question – because many of the more than 100,000 that have left the factory in Neumarkt in the Upper Palatinate since 1973 are still in service, distributed all over the world; sometimes in regions with very special environmental conditions. The masts

SMARTPOLE brings adaptability and additional functionality to street lighting schemes. These bespoke columns can be adapted into user-friendly pedestrian crossing points, intelligent public information points for Wi-Fi hubs. Or they can be fitted with Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Points allowing a

DECORPOLE incorporates a decorative base, providing an elegant silhouette to blend in with the classic architecture. Through changing the base and the colour of the lighting column they can be blended into a traditional (historic) lighting setting in both conservation and shopping areas. Kingsmill

Manufactured with high strength parameters and complying with BS:EN 40-7, BASICPOLE columns are available in a wide range of RAL colours. Kingsmill Lighting Columns are lightweight, strong, durable, corrosion-resistant, easy to install, and 100% recyclable. They comply with BS:EN 40-7. The columns

Manually operated mobile panel lighting towers on external guides are the economical solution for small and medium-sized lighting systems, ranging from 16 to 25 meters in height, and with a limited number of projectors. These mobile panel lighting towers on external guides, manufactured under ISO90

The utility of the mobile crown tower for illuminating large areas such as road junctions, squares, and parking lots is now universally recognized. It represents the optimal solution from both a lighting, environmental, and maintenance perspective. The mobile crown light tower has assumed an irrepla