High Mast Lighting for Large Outdoor Projects
LED High Mast Lighting Solutions for Ports, Airports & Industrial Yards
REITA supplies high-power LED high mast lighting for ports, container terminals, airport aprons, logistics yards, industrial outdoor areas, mining facilities, highways, large parking areas and other projects that require controlled illumination from tall poles.
Our H1, SL1 and SL2 high mast light platforms cover approximately 250W to 2400W, with multiple optical distributions, high-voltage options, surge protection and project-specific configurations. For project buyers, contractors and distributors, REITA can support fixture selection, IES files, photometric evaluation and DIALux lighting simulation before final ordering.
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250W–2400W Across H1, SL1 and SL2 high mast platforms
Multiple Optics Narrow, medium, wide and asymmetric distributions
IP66 Outdoor protection for demanding large-area projects
Project Support IES files, fixture selection and DIALux simulation
High Mast Lighting for Large Outdoor Applications
High mast lighting is most useful where large areas must be illuminated from relatively few tall poles. The correct system depends on the visual task, working environment, pole positions, required illuminance, uniformity, glare limits and maintenance strategy.
Ports & Container Terminals
Long-distance coverage, container-stack shadows, truck movement, crane operation, coastal corrosion and 24/7 operation all influence the final lighting design.
High mast lighting for ports and container yards →
Airport Aprons
Apron and aircraft parking areas require wide-area visibility while controlling glare toward pilots, ground crews, service vehicles and nearby control positions.
Airport apron high mast lighting →
Logistics & Industrial Yards
Truck routes, outdoor material storage, loading zones, forklifts and CCTV visibility often require a combination of long-distance and area-distribution optics.
Industrial outdoor yard lighting →
Mining & Quarry Sites
Large machinery, dust, vibration, irregular working zones and difficult maintenance access require robust fixtures and carefully planned optical coverage.
Mining and quarry high mast lighting →
Highways & Large Parking Areas
High poles can reduce pole quantity in wide road, interchange, toll-plaza and large parking projects while helping maintain useful coverage over broad areas.
Power & Utility Yards
Substations, outdoor equipment areas, service roads, material handling zones and maintenance areas require dependable visibility and long-term outdoor operation.
Power plant and utility yard lighting →
Airport note: this page addresses apron, aircraft parking and outdoor service-area illumination. Runway, taxiway and aviation navigation lighting must follow the applicable aviation requirements and project specifications.
Choose the Right REITA High Mast Light Series
REITA currently uses three main high mast platforms. There is no single fixture that is best for every project. The correct series should be selected according to wattage, mounting height, projection distance, optical requirement, maintenance strategy and site layout.
| Series | Power Range | Design Positioning | Typical Project Direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| H1 High Mast Light | 400W–2400W Core: 600 / 1200 / 1800 / 2400W Standard alternatives: 400 / 800 / 1600W | High-output scalable modular architecture with options for long-distance projection and large-area applications. | Ports, airport aprons, container yards, highways, large industrial yards and very large outdoor areas. |
| SL1 High Mast Light | 250W–2000W | Wide standard wattage range with multiple optical distributions for flexible project selection. | Ports, logistics terminals, truck yards, airport aprons, industrial yards, parking areas and general high mast projects. |
| SL2 Rotatable Modular High Mast Light | 400W–1440W | Rotatable modular architecture for flexible aiming and independent optical control. | Irregular layouts, complex working areas, sports facilities and projects requiring flexible aiming directions. |
You can also compare all available products in the REITA LED High Mast Light product category .
High Mast Light Selection Starts With the Project, Not Wattage
A 1200W or 2000W fixture is not automatically better simply because it has higher power. High mast performance depends on how the luminaire, optics, pole height and site geometry work together.
Pole Height & Projection Distance
Higher poles and long-distance target areas generally require stronger optical control. Very narrow optics can project farther, while medium or wider distributions help cover near and intermediate zones.
Illuminance & Uniformity
The objective is not to create extreme brightness below the mast. A useful design should provide appropriate illuminance and reduce excessive dark zones throughout the target area.
Glare & Spill Light
Fixture aiming, visor selection and optical distribution should consider drivers, operators, workers, neighboring properties and surrounding roads.
Voltage & Electrical System
Input voltage, surge risk, control requirements and existing electrical infrastructure should be confirmed before the final driver and protection configuration is selected.
Environment
Coastal salt exposure, dust, vibration, rain, wind and temperature influence housing, coating, surge protection, bracket and accessory selection.
Maintenance Strategy
Fixture weight, pole access, lowering system and driver location should be considered before ordering because maintenance at high mounting heights can be expensive.
For a detailed technical explanation of pole height, optics, layout, glare, retrofit and system design, use the Complete Guide to LED High Mast Lighting .
High Mast Lighting Project Support
For large-area projects, fixture selection should be verified before purchase. REITA can work from drawings, CAD/PDF layouts, pole information and project requirements to help narrow the suitable high mast configuration.
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Send Project Information
Provide site dimensions, drawings, pole positions, pole height, target lighting level, voltage and environmental information.
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Fixture & Optics Selection
H1, SL1 or SL2 configurations can be compared according to power, optics, projection distance and installation conditions.
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Photometric Evaluation
IES files and DIALux simulation can be used when required to evaluate fixture quantity, aiming, illuminance and uniformity.
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Proposal & Supply
After the configuration is confirmed, REITA can prepare the commercial quotation, technical documentation and production configuration.
Project Configuration Options
| Item | Available Project Direction | Why It Matters |
|---|---|---|
| Power | Approximately 250W–2400W across H1, SL1 and SL2 | Matches project scale, pole height and required output. |
| Optical Distribution | Narrow, medium, wide and asymmetric options depending on series | Controls projection distance, coverage, uniformity and spill light. |
| Input Voltage | Standard and high-voltage configurations available by model/project | Important for industrial, port and North American high-voltage systems. |
| Surge Protection | 10kV / 20kV options depending on configuration | Large outdoor installations can face higher lightning and surge exposure. |
| Control | 0–10V / DALI / DMX options depending on product configuration | Supports dimming, scheduling and project-specific controls. |
| Corrosion Protection | Project-specific anti-corrosion treatment available | Especially important for ports, coastal terminals and aggressive sites. |
| Glare Control | Optical selection, aiming and visor/shield options where applicable | Helps reduce direct glare and unnecessary spill light. |
| Photometric Files | IES files and lighting-layout support | Allows project performance to be evaluated before final fixture selection. |
Final specifications depend on the selected product series and project configuration. Confirm the required options with REITA before ordering.
High Mast Lighting Price: What Affects Project Cost?
High mast lighting price varies significantly according to fixture power, optical configuration, project quantity, voltage, control requirements and installation conditions. For large industrial, port and airport projects, comparing only the unit price of an LED high mast light can be misleading.
The main factors affecting LED high mast light price include:
- Fixture wattage and lumen output
- Quantity of LED high mast lights required
- Beam angle and optical distribution
- Input voltage, including 347V–480V configurations
- Surge protection and control options
- Corrosion-resistant treatment for coastal projects
- OEM or project-specific configuration
- Project quantity and delivery requirements
High mast pole, foundation, lowering system, electrical cabinet, installation and civil work are normally separate parts of the overall high mast lighting system cost and should not be confused with the LED fixture price.
For an accurate quotation, send REITA the pole height, site dimensions or drawing, target lux level, fixture quantity, voltage and project location.
Why Project Buyers Use REITA for High Mast Lighting
High-Power Product Range
Multiple fixture platforms allow projects to be configured from moderate high-pole applications to very large ports, yards and apron areas.
Optical Selection
Different beam distributions can be combined according to far, middle and near-field zones instead of relying on one beam angle for the whole project.
Engineering Support
IES files, fixture selection and photometric evaluation help contractors and project buyers verify the design before ordering.
Industrial Configuration
High-voltage, surge, dimming, anti-corrosion and project-specific configuration options are available depending on model and application.
OEM & Project Supply
REITA can support distributors, contractors and OEM customers with project configurations, documentation and production requirements.
Application Experience
The product platforms are intended for demanding large-area applications such as ports, airports, logistics facilities, industrial sites and sports projects.
High Mast Lighting Technical Resources
The Money Page helps buyers select products and start a project. For deeper engineering questions, use the following technical resources:
- Complete Guide to LED High Mast Lighting — overall system design, pole height, optics and layout.
- High Mast Lighting Standards & Specification Checklist — illuminance, uniformity, IP/IK, surge, wind load and buyer specifications.
- High Mast Lighting Installation Guide — foundations, wiring, lowering systems, control panels and commissioning.
- High Mast Lighting for Ports & Container Yards — port-specific layout, corrosion, container shadows and operating conditions.
- High Mast Lighting for Airport Aprons — apron visibility, glare control and aircraft service areas.
- High Mast Lighting for Industrial Yards — truck movement, materials storage, optics and industrial layouts.
High Mast Lighting FAQ for Project Buyers
What information does REITA need to recommend high mast lights?
Send the site dimensions or drawing, pole height, pole quantity and locations, target lux or lighting requirement, voltage, environmental conditions and existing fixture information if it is a retrofit project. Installation photos are also helpful.
How many watts should a high mast light use?
There is no universal wattage. Power should be selected together with pole height, fixture quantity, optical distribution, projection distance, target illuminance and uniformity. Photometric simulation is recommended for larger projects.
Which REITA high mast series should I choose?
H1 is positioned for high-output modular projects up to 2400W. SL1 provides a wide 250W–2000W range for general high mast applications. SL2 uses a rotatable modular structure for projects where independent aiming flexibility is important. The final selection should be based on the site layout rather than series name alone.
Can REITA provide IES files and DIALux lighting simulation?
Yes. IES files and project lighting-layout support can be provided for suitable projects. Send the project drawing, pole positions, mounting heights and target lighting requirement for evaluation.
Are REITA high mast lights suitable for ports and coastal areas?
High mast fixtures can be configured for port and coastal projects. Corrosion exposure, coating, fasteners, surge protection and maintenance conditions should be confirmed when the project is specified.
Can high mast lights operate on 347V, 380V, 400V or 480V systems?
High-voltage configurations are available for selected high mast products. Always confirm the exact site voltage, frequency and electrical requirements before the final driver configuration is selected.
Can old metal halide high mast lights be replaced one-for-one with LED?
Sometimes, but wattage equivalency alone is not enough. Existing pole positions, bracket capacity, optics, fixture quantity, target illuminance and uniformity should be checked before deciding whether a one-for-one replacement is appropriate.
Request a High Mast Lighting Proposal
For faster fixture selection and quotation, send REITA as much of the following information as possible:
- Site dimensions or CAD / PDF drawing
- Pole height
- Pole quantity and pole positions
- Target lux / foot-candle requirement
- Uniformity requirement, if specified
- Input voltage and frequency
- Port, airport, industrial, logistics or other application
- Environmental conditions such as salt air, dust or high wind exposure
- Existing fixture wattage and quantity for retrofit projects
- Installation photos, if available
With this information, REITA can help narrow the suitable H1, SL1 or SL2 configuration, optics and fixture quantity before the final commercial proposal. Contact REITA for High Mast Lighting Support