Trail Lighting Poles
Jerol’s trail lighting poles are a concept for lighting recreational and exercise trails. The poles are installed along the trail with overhead wiring between the poles and a lighting fixture on each pole.
An economical alternative
Our range of poles for track lighting is an economical option developed to be easy to install and maintain. The fixture is mounted with a bracket directly onto the pole, and the power supply is provided via an overhead cable between the poles. The poles are buried directly in the ground, with no foundation required.
Maintenance-free poles
Composite poles require minimal maintenance and have a long service life. The trail lighting poles can be installed in sensitive areas and are resistant to moisture and woodpecker damage.
Thorough analysis and testing
Our lighting poles have been developed since 1999 to meet today’s requirements for composite poles, maintenance-free design, and long service life. The trail lighting poles have a lighting height of 4.5–8 metres.
Product data – trail lighting poles
The pole is made of glass fibre-reinforced polyester. A solid 3–4 mm coloured polyethylene shell covers the entire exterior of the pole. The inner wall of glass fibre-reinforced polyester plastic offers high resistance to chemicals, moisture, pests, and insects, as well as other forms of physical impact.
Increased strength, increased stiffness, and lower weight
The service life is over 80 years. The combination of materials also results in low weight, making the pole particularly easy to install. It is also available in several colours, is UV-resistant, and can be manufactured in both cylindrical straight and conical designs.
Would you like to know more about our trail lighting poles?
Please contact us for more detailed product presentations, technical descriptions, or videos from our full-scale tests. You are, of course, also welcome to visit us at our head office and factory in Tierp.
In-depth knowledge:Our reference projects
Composite electricity distribution poles have been installed since 2009 and are now present in power grids across the Nordic region. Feel free to visit our reference projects page.