Bullhorn Brackets, Tenon Adapters, Pole Arms & Mounting Hardware
Shop light pole arms, mounting brackets, bullhorn brackets, tenon adapters and pole-mounting accessories for solar street lights, LED parking lot lights, area lights, flood lights and commercial outdoor lighting.
Outdoor Solar Outlet offers mounting solutions for residential, commercial and large-area lighting projects where the correct bracket, arm or tenon connection is essential for safe and effective fixture installation.
Different lighting layouts require different mounting configurations. This collection includes mounting accessories for single fixtures, dual-fixture installations and compatible pole-top applications.
Designed for installations where one compatible street light, parking lot light or area fixture needs to extend away from the pole.
Mount two compatible fixtures from one pole location and direct illumination toward two areas using opposing or dual-light configurations.
Adapt compatible poles and fixture mounting systems using the correct pole-top tenon, slip-fitter adapter or mounting accessory.
Pole mounting hardware is an important part of the complete lighting system. The correct bracket helps position fixtures properly while supporting the intended lighting layout.
Our mounting accessories are intended for use with compatible commercial and outdoor lighting fixtures.
Choosing the correct bracket is only one part of a successful lighting installation. Outdoor Solar Outlet can help you review your project requirements and recommend a suitable combination of fixtures, mounting brackets, pole height and placement.
For the best recommendation, send us your property dimensions, site photos, desired mounting height and the areas you want illuminated.
Light pole mounting brackets help connect compatible outdoor lighting fixtures to poles while positioning the fixture for the intended lighting direction.
This collection includes options for solar street lights, LED parking lot lights, commercial area lights, flood lights and security lighting. Mounting configurations can include single-arm brackets, double bullhorn brackets, opposing 180-degree arrangements, pole-top adapters and compatible tenon mounting solutions.
Typical installations include parking lots, roadways, commercial properties, HOAs, schools, warehouses, farms, ranches, driveways and other large outdoor areas.
A light pole mounting bracket connects a compatible outdoor light fixture to a pole and helps position the fixture at the required angle or distance from the pole.
A bullhorn bracket creates multiple mounting positions from one pole. Double bullhorn models are commonly used when two compatible fixtures need to face different directions from the same pole.
A tenon adapter creates or changes the mounting connection between a compatible pole and light fixture. The exact dimensions must match the fixture's slip-fitter or mounting system.
Many of the brackets and arms in this collection can be used with compatible solar street lights. Always verify the fixture's mounting dimensions, weight and bracket requirements first.
A compatible double bullhorn or dual-light bracket can provide two mounting positions on one pole. The pole, foundation and mounting system must be suitable for the total fixture weight and wind-exposed area.
Check the pole diameter, fixture slip-fitter opening, mounting configuration and fixture weight. If you are unsure, send Outdoor Solar Outlet the fixture model and pole measurements.
Yes. For commercial projects, send us your site dimensions, photos, mounting height and desired coverage. We can help review fixture options, pole height, bracket configuration and placement.
Send property dimensions, photos or an aerial image, existing pole information, preferred mounting height, the areas you need illuminated and any fixture models you are considering.
No. Pole diameter, tenon size, slip-fitter size, fixture weight and mounting method can vary between products. Confirm compatibility before ordering.
Some projects may require structural or permit review depending on pole height, fixture quantity, fixture weight, wind conditions, foundation design and local requirements.
