Service poles
Benefits of service poles
- Supply exactly where it is needed
- Can be positioned freely in the room
- Various sizes and shapes
- Variable equipment with Modul 45 sockets or standard sockets
- Optimum adjustment to the surroundings
FAQ for service poles
Which basic types are available?
45 mm system opening
80 mm system opening
Which variants are available?
Floor service poles
Floor-ceiling service pole
How are floor-ceiling service poles fastened?
Floor-ceiling service poles with a clamping device are clamped between the floor and ceiling with a special spring tension device. This guarantees stability of the pole and torsion protection as required by the standard.
Floor-ceiling poles with a hose to the ceiling have a plate-shaped, heavy-duty stand, which prevents the pole from tipping over through its large area and high dead weight. A flexible hose to the ceiling feeds the pole with data and power cables and allows flexible movement of the pole.
Which materials are used to manufacture the service poles?
OBO service poles are manufactured from extruded aluminium. Frequently, magnesium-silicon alloys are used, on account of their excellent material properties.
Also with functional interior elements, the tried-and-trusted material properties of aluminium, such as its low weight with high resistance and long lifespan, are useful. However, haptics and design also have a central significance. The service poles are therefore given an anodising layer to achieve an even, matt finish.
Which factors are important when selecting a service pole?
A decisive aspect in selection is the option of supplying the pole. Especially in large offices, floor-ceiling service poles make use of their flexibility when they can be supplied with power from above through a false ceiling. A further criterion is the number of electrical services required, because this value determines the installation space required in the pole.
