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( number of products: 8 )ROSA outreach brackets for lighting poles – how to choose and how they differ
The bracket decides exactly where the luminaire hangs: how high, how far from the pole and at what tilt. ROSA manufactures in Tychy, Poland, a complete system of aluminium brackets – from a plain arm for a residential street to a six-arm crown for a car-park mast. Below: 8 families, 86 variants, one selection table.
Which bracket? Selection by task
| Task | Family | What to pick | Pole / mast |
|---|---|---|---|
| Street, municipal road, cycle path | WR | straight WR-4, curved WR-8A / WR-14, 1.0–1.5 m reach | pole Ø60x180 |
| More height without changing the pole | WRP | 0.7 / 1.2 m riser + 1.0 / 1.5 m reach | pole Ø60x180 |
| Car park, yard, junction – 2–3 directions | WR / WRP | two- and three-arm WR-2/2, WR-4/2, WRP 2, WRP 3 | pole Ø60x180 |
| Large yard, roundabout, hypermarket – 3–6 luminaires from one point | WRK | crown WRK-3 … WRK-6 | mast Ø100x180 |
| Pitch, court, storage yard – floodlights on a pole | WN | WN-1…WN-4, beams WN-21/42, adjustable WN-21 REG / WN-31 REG | pole Ø60x180 |
| Stadium, terminal, plant – floodlights on a mast | WM | WM-1, WM-21, adjustable WM-21/31/42 REG | mast Ø100x180 |
| Park, old town, promenade – Ø42 park luminaire | WA / WR 2 | crooks WA-14S, WA-20S, WR-23A, WR-33; arc WA-17 | DP pole / Ø60x180 |
| Wall, gate, courtyard – no pole | KA | wall brackets KA-7, KA-10 (straight), KA-14, KA-20 (park) | wall mounting |
The 8 ROSA bracket families
WR brackets (part 1)30 variants · straight and curved road · Ø60
WR brackets (part 2)13 variants · crooks, park, decorative · Ø42/Ø60
WRP brackets10 variants · 0.7/1.2 m riser · 1.0/1.5 m reach
WRK crown brackets4 variants · crown, 3–6 luminaires · Ø100 mast
WN brackets8 variants · floodlights · Ø60 pole
WM brackets5 variants · floodlights · Ø100 mast
WA brackets9 variants · decorative · DP poles
KA wall brackets7 variants · wall brackets · Ø60The complete ROSA system: from foundation to luminaire
The bracket is the fourth element of the set. Each element has its own code and documentation, and the capacity of the whole is defined by the pole's or mast's Declaration of Performance.
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How to read ROSA bracket codes
| Code element | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Letters | family: WR – tubular pole bracket, WRP – with riser, WRK – crown, WN – floodlights/pole, WM – floodlights/mast, WA – decorative anodised, KA – wall bracket | WRK-4 |
| First number after WR | type / arm shape | WR-8B – short arc |
| /1, /2, /3 | number of arms (luminaires) | WR-4/2 – two-arm |
| /0,5 … /1,5 | reach in metres (in WRP: reach / riser height) | WRP 1/1,5/1,2 |
| /0, /5, /10 | arm tilt in degrees | WR-8B/1/0,35/10 |
| fi42 / fi60 | luminaire end diameter: Ø42 park, Ø60 road | WR-33/1/0,76 fi42 |
| REG | arms with adjustable tilt (floodlights) | WN-21 REG |
| ZP | construction version per ROSA catalogue | WR-4/1/1,0/5 ZP |
Ø60x180 or Ø100x180 – two mounting standards
Every ROSA bracket has a socket matching the pole termination. SAL street and park poles end in a Ø60 mm tube 180 mm long – the standard for the WR, WRP, WN and WA (on DP poles) families. MAL masts end in a Ø100x180 tube – the standard for WRK and WM. KA wall brackets need no pole: they bolt to a wall through a plate.
The second dimension is the luminaire end: Ø60 mm for road and industrial luminaires, Ø42 mm for park luminaires (globes, lanterns, OW LED). Floodlights have no tubular entry – the WN and WM families give them a plate with holes.
Finish: anodising instead of paint
Every ROSA bracket is anodised in one of 10 colours (bright option) or RAL powder-coated – the same as the pole, so the whole set is uniform. The anodised layer does not peel, needs no renewal and is fully recyclable. Brackets are packed in polypropylene fleece and supplied with a datasheet and DWG drawing.
Frequently asked questions
Which bracket for an 8 m pole on a municipal road?
Usually a single-arm WR with 1.0–1.5 m reach and 5° tilt (e.g. WR-4/1/1,5/5 ZP or WR-14/1/1,5/5) on a Ø60x180 pole. If the pole stands far from the carriageway, WRP 1/1,5/1,2 (1.5 m reach, 1.2 m riser) works better. The photometric design confirms the choice.
Which bracket for a park lantern?
A crook for a Ø42 luminaire: WR-23A/1/0,76 fi42, WR-33/1/0,76 fi42 or – on anodised DP poles – WA-14S/1, WA-20S/1. For globes and lanterns check the luminaire's entry diameter (Ø42 or Ø60).
Does a ROSA bracket fit another manufacturer's pole?
Yes, if the pole has a Ø60x180 mm spigot (or Ø100x180 for masts). The set's capacity is defined by the Declaration of Performance of the pole the bracket is mounted on.
How does WN differ from WM?
WN are floodlight mounts for Ø60x180 poles; WM are floodlight beams for Ø100x180 masts – larger section, heavier floodlights, taller masts.
What does REG mean?
Arms with adjustable tilt – after installation each floodlight can be aimed independently. Available as WN-21 REG, WN-31 REG, WM-21 REG, WM-31 REG, WM-42 REG.
How many luminaires can one pole carry?
On a Ø60x180 pole up to three luminaires (WR-2/3, WRP 3) or four floodlights (WN-4, WN-42). On a Ø100x180 mast up to six luminaires (WRK-6) or four floodlights (WM-42 REG).
Are the brackets CE marked?
Bracket and pole form one set – the pole's Declaration of Performance (EN 40-6) applies. KA wall brackets are covered by an EN 1090 Factory Production Control certificate.
Can I get the bracket in the pole colour?
Yes – ROSA brackets and poles are anodised in the same 10 colours or RAL painted, so the set is uniform.
How do I order?
Send a list of codes or the lighting design (plan, pole heights, luminaires). We prepare a quotation, set selection and manufacturer documentation.
Have a lighting design or a list of poles to upgrade? We select ROSA brackets, luminaires and foundations and prepare a quotation.
Request a quotePrices on request. Pole + bracket + luminaire sets are confirmed against the manufacturer's documentation.
The complete ROSA system: from foundation to luminaire
The bracket is the fourth element of the set. Each element has its own code and documentation, and the capacity of the whole is defined by the pole's or mast's Declaration of Performance.
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How to read ROSA bracket codes
| Code element | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Letters | family: WR – tubular pole bracket, WRP – with riser, WRK – crown, WN – floodlights/pole, WM – floodlights/mast, WA – decorative anodised, KA – wall bracket | WRK-4 |
| First number after WR | type / arm shape | WR-8B – short arc |
| /1, /2, /3 | number of arms (luminaires) | WR-4/2 – two-arm |
| /0,5 … /1,5 | reach in metres (in WRP: reach / riser height) | WRP 1/1,5/1,2 |
| /0, /5, /10 | arm tilt in degrees | WR-8B/1/0,35/10 |
| fi42 / fi60 | luminaire end diameter: Ø42 park, Ø60 road | WR-33/1/0,76 fi42 |
| REG | arms with adjustable tilt (floodlights) | WN-21 REG |
| ZP | construction version per ROSA catalogue | WR-4/1/1,0/5 ZP |
Ø60x180 or Ø100x180 – two mounting standards
Every ROSA bracket has a socket matching the pole termination. SAL street and park poles end in a Ø60 mm tube 180 mm long – the standard for the WR, WRP, WN and WA (on DP poles) families. MAL masts end in a Ø100x180 tube – the standard for WRK and WM. KA wall brackets need no pole: they bolt to a wall through a plate.
The second dimension is the luminaire end: Ø60 mm for road and industrial luminaires, Ø42 mm for park luminaires (globes, lanterns, OW LED). Floodlights have no tubular entry – the WN and WM families give them a plate with holes.
Finish: anodising instead of paint
Every ROSA bracket is anodised in one of 10 colours (bright option) or RAL powder-coated – the same as the pole, so the whole set is uniform. The anodised layer does not peel, needs no renewal and is fully recyclable. Brackets are packed in polypropylene fleece and supplied with a datasheet and DWG drawing.
Frequently asked questions
Which bracket for an 8 m pole on a municipal road?
Usually a single-arm WR with 1.0–1.5 m reach and 5° tilt (e.g. WR-4/1/1,5/5 ZP or WR-14/1/1,5/5) on a Ø60x180 pole. If the pole stands far from the carriageway, WRP 1/1,5/1,2 (1.5 m reach, 1.2 m riser) works better. The photometric design confirms the choice.
Which bracket for a park lantern?
A crook for a Ø42 luminaire: WR-23A/1/0,76 fi42, WR-33/1/0,76 fi42 or – on anodised DP poles – WA-14S/1, WA-20S/1. For globes and lanterns check the luminaire's entry diameter (Ø42 or Ø60).
Does a ROSA bracket fit another manufacturer's pole?
Yes, if the pole has a Ø60x180 mm spigot (or Ø100x180 for masts). The set's capacity is defined by the Declaration of Performance of the pole the bracket is mounted on.
How does WN differ from WM?
WN are floodlight mounts for Ø60x180 poles; WM are floodlight beams for Ø100x180 masts – larger section, heavier floodlights, taller masts.
What does REG mean?
Arms with adjustable tilt – after installation each floodlight can be aimed independently. Available as WN-21 REG, WN-31 REG, WM-21 REG, WM-31 REG, WM-42 REG.
How many luminaires can one pole carry?
On a Ø60x180 pole up to three luminaires (WR-2/3, WRP 3) or four floodlights (WN-4, WN-42). On a Ø100x180 mast up to six luminaires (WRK-6) or four floodlights (WM-42 REG).
Are the brackets CE marked?
Bracket and pole form one set – the pole's Declaration of Performance (EN 40-6) applies. KA wall brackets are covered by an EN 1090 Factory Production Control certificate.
Can I get the bracket in the pole colour?
Yes – ROSA brackets and poles are anodised in the same 10 colours or RAL painted, so the set is uniform.
How do I order?
Send a list of codes or the lighting design (plan, pole heights, luminaires). We prepare a quotation, set selection and manufacturer documentation.
Have a lighting design or a list of poles to upgrade? We select ROSA brackets, luminaires and foundations and prepare a quotation.
Request a quotePrices on request. Pole + bracket + luminaire sets are confirmed against the manufacturer's documentation.