Powering the Outdoors
Safe, Durable, and Versatile Power Pedestals
Powering Golf Carts | Food Trucks | Block Heaters | Maintenance Equipment | More!
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Built for Performance, Protection, and Peace of Mind
Pedoc's power pedestals deliver reliable outdoor power in any environment. From parks to campuses and commercial spaces, our stainless steel units are engineered for safety, durability, and design flexibility.
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Safe – Protecting wiring, electrical components, and devices
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Durable – Welded stainless steel construction
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Available – Stock and Quick Ship options
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Dependable – cULus listed | NEMA 3R rated
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Versatile – Multiple styles, configurations, finishes, and custom options
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Trusted – 100% U.S.A manufactured and support team
Direct Bury
In-ground wire protection suitable for everyday personal devices to higher amperage applications.
Surface Mount
Solid welded construction for rigidity and impact resistance. Bolts easily to outdoor surfaces.
Pedoc’s direct bury pedestals deliver reliable, customizable power with a clean, flush-to-grade installation—no concrete pad needed. Crafted from welded stainless steel, they’re built to endure harsh weather, corrosion, and shifting ground conditions, making them ideal for parks, trailheads, outdoor venues, and remote sites where surface structures aren’t practical.
- No concrete pad required – Installs directly into soil or aggregate for a clean, flush-to-grade appearance.
- Welded stainless steel housing – Fabricated from T304 or optional T316 for long-term durability and corrosion resistance.
- Stabilizing below-grade extension – Provides strong support in shifting or uneven ground conditions.
- Side-mounted wire access and internal raceway – Simplifies electrical connections and future maintenance.
- Custom device layouts available – Supports power, data, and specialty configurations as needed.
Variety of Applications
Pedoc Power Solutions is the leading manufacturer of durable landscape power pedestals, designed to safeguard electrical wiring and conduit. Crafted with unmatched quality and a variety of pedestal styles, you can be confident that you will have a dependable and safe power supply that complements your landscape design.
Delivering Power Right Where You Need It
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Parks and Public Spaces – Events, vendor booths, and picnic areas.
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College Campuses – Charging stations, outdoor study areas, and events.
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Commercial and Office Buildings – Outdoor plazas, courtyards, and loading areas
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Streetscapes and City Centers – Festivals, kiosks, or seasonal lighting.
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RV Parks, Marinas, and Campgrounds – Docks, campsites, and parking areas.
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Transit Hubs and Airports – Waiting areas, outdoor terminals, and charging points.
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Hospitality & Retail – Patios, food courts, exhibits, and landscape areas.
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Golf Courses – Cart paths, refreshment stations, event tents, and maintenance access.
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Remote or undeveloped sites – Trailheads, nature preserves, or temporary setups.
Pedoc's Outdoor Power Pedestal Buyer's Guide
Delivering Safe Power Requires The Right Pedestal
EVERY DAY, we rely on outdoor electrical power for everything from charging phones in public spaces to powering food trucks at festivals. But outdoor electrical access comes with unique challenges - weather exposure, safety concerns, and aesthetic considerations. At Pedoc Power Solutions, we’ve spent over 15 years focused on one thing:
Making safe, versatile, and attractive power pedestals built to endure any outdoor environment.
That’s why we created the Official Outdoor Power Pedestal Buyer’s Guide, a no-fluff resource to help landscape designers, distributors, engineers, developers, and contractors select the right pedestal for project application and environment.
What You’ll Learn (Without the Jargon)
The Basics
- About Pedoc
- Why power pedestals are used and for what
- What to look for in a power pedestal
Safety & Certification
- UL certification requirements
- NEMA ratings explained
- Critical safety features
Product Selection
- Surface Mount vs. Direct Bury options
- Design considerations, quoting and ordering
- Installation requirements
Maintenance & Support
- Care guidelines
- Warranty information
- Technical support resources
