Feeder Pillars by NLC
Low Voltage

Feeder Pillars

Built with Schneider Electric: PrismaSeT, Spacial, Acti9, ComPact NS/NSX, EasyPact CVS

Feeder pillars are weatherproof outdoor enclosures that distribute low-voltage power to street lighting, signage, kiosks, parks, and roadside cabinets. They sit at the network edge between the utility supply and the final outdoor loads, with circuit protection, metering, and isolation built in.

Built on Schneider Electric's PrismaSeT or Spacial outdoor enclosures with Acti9 modular protection, our feeder pillars are sized for the climate and tampering risks of Saudi Arabia's outdoor environments.

Schneider Electric Source

For full technical specifications, datasheets, and certifications, refer to Schneider Electric's official product range:

PrismaSeT, Spacial, Acti9, ComPact NS/NSX, EasyPact CVS

Outdoor feeder pillar

Key Features

  • Outdoor IP54 / IP55 enclosures, double-walled for thermal load
  • Acti9 MCBs / RCBOs and ComPact MCCBs for protection
  • Optional kWh meter and grid-quality monitoring
  • Lockable doors with theft and tamper resistance
  • Cable gland plate with surge protection (SPD) option

Typical Applications

  • Street and highway lighting feeders
  • Park, square, and pedestrian-area distribution
  • Construction site temporary power
  • Roadside ITS and signage cabinets

Specifying a feeder pillar for your project

A feeder pillar provides protected outdoor power distribution for street lighting and other external loads. The required assembly depends on the supply, outgoing circuits and installation environment. NLC configures the proposal from your project specifications.

Supply and circuit schedule
Provide the single-line diagram, supply voltage, required incomer rating, load schedule and number of outgoing circuits.
Outdoor environment
Identify the site location, ambient conditions, exposure to dust or water, corrosion concerns and enclosure requirements.
Protection and controls
State the project requirements for circuit protection, isolation, metering, surge protection and lighting control.
Installation and approvals
Include mounting details, available dimensions, cable entry direction and the consultant or authority submission requirements.

Enclosure ratings, component selection and delivery are confirmed in the project proposal. Refer to the approved assembly documentation for the final configuration.

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Need a quote for Feeder Pillars?

Send us your project specs. Our power engineers will respond with a configured proposal.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is a feeder pillar?

Feeder pillars are weatherproof outdoor enclosures that distribute low-voltage power to street lighting, signage, kiosks, parks, and roadside cabinets. They sit at the network edge between the utility supply and the final outdoor loads, with circuit protection, metering, and isolation built in.

What IP rating do NLC's feeder pillars have?

They use outdoor IP54 / IP55 enclosures, double-walled for thermal load, based on Schneider Electric's PrismaSeT or Spacial outdoor enclosures.

What protection and metering options are available?

They use Acti9 MCBs / RCBOs and ComPact MCCBs for protection, with an optional kWh meter, grid-quality monitoring, and a cable gland plate with surge protection (SPD) option.

Are the feeder pillars suited to Saudi Arabia's outdoor conditions?

Yes. They are sized for the climate and tampering risks of Saudi Arabia's outdoor environments, with lockable doors offering theft and tamper resistance.

Where are feeder pillars typically used?

Typical applications include street and highway lighting feeders, park, square, and pedestrian-area distribution, construction site temporary power, and roadside ITS and signage cabinets.

Are the feeder pillars protected against theft and tampering?

Yes. They are fitted with lockable doors offering theft and tamper resistance, and use double-walled enclosures suited to the climate and tampering risks of Saudi Arabia's outdoor environments.

Can a feeder pillar include surge protection (SPD)?

Yes. A cable gland plate with a surge protection (SPD) option is available, alongside Acti9 MCBs / RCBOs and ComPact MCCBs for circuit protection.

How do I request a configured feeder pillar from NLC?

Send us your project specifications, including the loads and circuits to be fed. Our power engineers will respond with a configured proposal based on the Schneider Electric PrismaSeT, Spacial, Acti9, ComPact NS/NSX, and EasyPact CVS ranges.