standpost
/ˈstændˌpōst/Definitions
1. noun
A permanent structure, typically a pole or a column, from which a lamppost or other light source is suspended
“The city installed new standposts with LED lights to enhance street safety.”
2. noun
A fixed point from which something is operated or controlled, especially a system or a machine
“The control room was connected to a standpost from which the entire factory could be managed remotely.”