Bollard light Molde DC1903GB beige grey LED 24 V 7.2 W 3000 K 50 cm - Norlys

Molde DC1903GB is a low 50 cm bollard light made of cast aluminium, powder-coated in beige grey (RAL 7006). The slim profile ends in an angled head with a clear, textured UV-stabilised polycarbonate diffuser, screened from above. This is the low-voltage 24 V DC version — it needs a separate power supply to operate.

24 V supply and what to buy separately

The luminaire requires an external voltage-stabilised 24 V DC power supply, which is not included; the manufacturer reserves the choice of supply and the installation work for a qualified person. The bollard is protection class III, running on safety extra-low voltage with no protective earth conductor. The LED modules are designed for dimming, and control is handled on the supply side according to the installation design.

What light it gives

Two LED modules draw 7.2 W together and shine at 3000 K, a warm white. The modules themselves produce 1064 lm, while 505 lm leaves the luminaire — the rest is held back by the head screened from above. The manufacturer states a ULOR of 2.19% and a BUG rating of B0-U1-G0, so the bollard lights the path and the edges of the flowerbeds, with only a negligible share going up into the sky.

The LED modules are replaced by a professional service; the manufacturer offers the ZN1903XX0A09 service kit for this luminaire and the diffuser as a spare part. The module keeps 90% of its flux for more than 52,600 hours.

Dimensions and installation

The bollard is 50 cm high with a 16.5 × 11 cm cross-section and weighs 1.48 kg — compare that height with the flowerbed or path edge it will stand beside. It is bolted down through four ø7 mm holes spaced 18 × 50 mm. Anchors and adapters are separate items: concrete anchor 1907, ground anchor 1908, concrete foundation adapter 1909 and mounting adapters 1906, 3081 and 3090. IP54 protects the luminaire against dust and splashing water from any direction.

The manufacturer intends the bollard for private grounds and other architectural settings — a terrace, a driveway or along a garden path. The same family includes the 1903 version powered directly from 230 V mains.