[jouk45]

i am starting to see a lot of these advertising boards half way up street lamps, i have never seen anyone clean them, i think wfp would be great for this kind of work, has anyone done this kind of work before,

[Londoner]

I,m not to keen on the fact that there is mains electricity present if you intend to squirt water all over them. If you are interested why not give the company a ring.

[jouk45]

vince, surly they are waterproof, i would have thought so being outside arent they?

[Londoner]

You would hope so, but nothing is perfect. Things happen to lamp posts, cars run into them, kids throw stones at the signs etc....

If there is a fault its going to be you that discovers it.

[jeff1]

Maybe the internal light only comes on when the street light is activated?  so during the daylight hours they will be safe to  clean.

[jouk45]

yes that makes a lot of sence, so night shifts are out of the question

[jeff1]

yes that makes a lot of sence, so night shifts are out of the question

Not unless you want to  light up like a Christmas tree