Lantern (Colonial) Style

Options:Lantern

  • Mounted on 20-foot black fiberglass pole
  • Bracket-mounted on existing Cooperative pole

Light Produced:

  • Approximately 9000 lumens

Standard Construction Specifications:

  • Underground (UG) or Overhead (OH) service (depending on option)
  • 150 feet of conductor per light (UG service only)
  • Mounting: as chosen from two options above

Monthly Charge:

  • Mounted on fiberglass pole - $19.20
  • Bracket-mounted on existing Cooperative pole - $16.20

Note: If light is shared by more than one homeowner (as in subdivision or development association), monthly charge is divided evenly between the homeowners sharing the light.

 

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Pee Dee Electric Cooperative

Lantern (Colonial) Style

Options:Lantern

  • Mounted on 20-foot black fiberglass pole
  • Bracket-mounted on existing Cooperative pole

Light Produced:

  • Approximately 9000 lumens

Standard Construction Specifications:

  • Underground (UG) or Overhead (OH) service (depending on option)
  • 150 feet of conductor per light (UG service only)
  • Mounting: as chosen from two options above

Monthly Charge:

  • Mounted on fiberglass pole - $19.20
  • Bracket-mounted on existing Cooperative pole - $16.20

Note: If light is shared by more than one homeowner (as in subdivision or development association), monthly charge is divided evenly between the homeowners sharing the light.

 

Return to the Outdoor Lighting main page.



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