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I have always wondered if the piece connected to the streetlight arm serves any purpose or if it is just a decoration.

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lightinglover8902
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Power distributor: CenterPoint Energy. 120 V60Hz

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120V/240V 60hz

It's a vibration damper.

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Anyone know who makes the arm ? Seems anytime I see that shape of arm around Ohio there is usually a M-1000 on it.

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Lights are awesome! :)

There were even some of these arms in California! The ones I see are mounted to concrete poles and are made by Marbelite. Marbelite poles have really cool identification tags! Here is what they look like.

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Mike McCann

Massachusetts likes to use these external vibration dampers on their poles. I've seen them on the large green overhead sign poles too. They're not really necessary except on a bridge, perhaps. Some companies like HAPCO offer internal vibration dampers.

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Power distributor: CenterPoint Energy. 120 V60Hz

Do transmission power lines have those vibration dampers as well?

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Quote from streetlight98 on Jun 07, 2019 at 05:40 PM

Massachusetts likes to use these external vibration dampers on their poles. I've seen them on the large green overhead sign poles too. They're not really necessary except on a bridge, perhaps. Some companies like HAPCO offer internal vibration dampers.

There is a huge double decker bridge here, which is probably why these lights have these. They were just recently converted to LED.