About this asset

This industrial four-light pole luminaire is a native Revit family designed for exterior site illumination and area floodlighting. This exterior luminaire features a robust, vertical metal pole supporting a horizontal cross-arm assembly equipped with four individual floodlight fixtures. The design is strictly functional, finished in a utilitarian grey, and includes a rectangular base-mounted electrical enclosure for housing controls or circuitry. Each of the four light heads is mounted on a pivoting bracket, allowing for precise angular adjustment to direct light across large areas. The assembly is elevated on a slender, circular-section column, ensuring stability and height for effective light distribution in demanding outdoor site environments.

The download is a 3.2 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

As a native Revit family, this luminaire is designed for placement within site plans or 3D site models. Users can load this component into a project and host it on a level or topography surface. The family parameters allow for adjustments to the pole height and light orientation, while the light source is pre-configured to work with standard Revit photometric files, enabling accurate lighting analysis and rendering simulations during the design development stage of a project.

This pole-mounted fixture is intended for large-scale exterior lighting applications, including parking lots, industrial yards, sports courts, and public infrastructure projects. It serves as a critical element for site planning and electrical coordination, providing high-intensity illumination for safety and operational visibility. Architects and electrical engineers will find this asset essential for master planning and landscape lighting design, pairing effectively with hardscape elements, paving, and site-specific infrastructure models in both commercial and industrial development project stages.