Modern Dual Arm LED Street Light Pole 3D Model

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Every product ships with organized files (FBX / OBJ / GLB) and clean, grouped geometry, ready to drop into your scenes.
- Formats: FBX / OBJ / GLB (with materials)
- Suitable for archviz, landscape design, game environments, VR and rendering projects
- Questions, bundle deals or custom requests? Send me a message.
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Modern Dual Arm LED Street Light Pole 3D Model
A modern dual arm LED street light pole for road and pathway lighting. A slim tapered column rises from a dark square base plate, and two horizontal arms carry low profile LED lamp heads facing opposite directions, so one pole lights both sides of a road or walkway. The clean white finish and crisp geometry suit urban streets, campus roads, park loops and parking layouts, and the pole repeats cleanly in rows along long alignments. The lamp heads, arms and column group separately for fast editing, and the scale reads correctly next to cars and pedestrians. Files ship as SketchUp, OBJ, FBX, GLB and USD. 194 polygons and 4 materials.




















