Poles, arms and brackets: poles made in Morocco, LALOGO drawings supplied

The price of a street light pole in Morocco is set first by customs: every imported pole of 3 to 12 m carries a 25 % safeguard duty (HS 7308.90.10, all origins, definitive since March 2025). LALOGO therefore sells no imported poles: we supply the drawings of the LS-P6 conical pole (5.7 / 5.8 / 6 / 6.8 / 7.8 m, hot-dip galvanised Q235 steel, 1.5–2.75 mm wall, anchor cage included) to Moroccan fabricators, and we ship the arms, LS-B panel brackets (I-type and full-frame, 15–45° tilt) and fixings with the luminaires.

Which pole for which light? 4–6 m for an LS-A60 (15–20 m spacing), 6 m for an LS-A80, 6–7 m for an LS-A110, 7–8 m for an LS-A120 or an LS-S100 kit, 8–10 m double-arm for an LS-A140 or an LS-S120. The drawings specify the Ø 60 mm spigot, the access door for the battery at the pole base and the anchor-bolt template.

Poles made in Morocco follow NM EN 40-5 (steel poles) and NM ISO 1461 (hot-dip galvanising), the standards cited in the NM 06.8.001 draft; in C4–C5 coastal zones we recommend a duplex treatment of galvanising plus polyester powder coat. LS-B brackets fall under a different tariff heading from poles and travel with the luminaires.

• Imported poles: 25 % safeguard duty (HS 7308.90.10), all origins
• LS-P6 drawings from 5.7 to 7.8 m supplied to Moroccan fabricators
• LS-B panel brackets, 15–45° tilt, hot-dip galvanised
• Arms, plates and fixings delivered with every luminaire