NORLYS Karlstad 2033BL is a garden lamp post sold as a set: the Karlstad 2031 luminaire on a curved arm, mounted on a telescopic lighting pole. The luminaire has a flat, round shade and a clear polycarbonate diffuser, and the whole set is finished in black RAL 9005.
How big it is and how to set it up
The pole is telescopic, so its height is adjusted on site during installation and can be matched to the scale of the garden or path. The luminaire with its arm is 49 cm wide; the shade projects sideways from the pole axis, which matters next to a path or fence.
The pole base has three 10.5 mm holes spaced at 120° on a 207 mm circle. The post is bolted to the 405ZX0009 concrete-in anchor or to the 406ZX0009 ground screw anchor; neither is part of the set.
What light it gives
The luminaire has an E27 socket and takes an LED lamp in the classic A55–A60 bulb shape rated up to 9 W. The bulb is not included, so you choose the colour and brightness yourself – for a garden lantern 2700–3000 K, a warm, slightly yellowish light, is the usual choice. The bulb is replaced by the user, with no service call.
The shade covers the bulb from above while the clear diffuser leaves it visible from the sides, so the light falls downwards and sideways.
Build and wiring
The structure is hot-dip galvanised steel and powder-coated steel, the diffuser is UV-stabilised polycarbonate, and an EPDM gland seals the cable entry. IP55 means protection against dust and water jets, so the post stands outdoors without extra cover and works from −20 to +45 °C. The diffuser can be replaced – Norlys supplies it as service kit 06240003.
The terminals take 2 × 2.5 mm² conductors and allow a further post to be fed in a loop; the supply cable should be round, 6 to 12.5 mm in diameter. Protection class II means no protective earth is needed; connection to 230 V is a job for an electrician.
Where it fits
Norlys intends Karlstad for gardens, parks and other architectural settings. The Scandinavian form – a straight pole, a curved arm and a flat shade – suits a house entrance and a garden path, as well as hotel or restaurant grounds.
