Asker Pole Pro 5169GR is an integrated NORLYS lighting pole shaped like an upside-down L: an upright extruded-aluminium profile 11 cm across turns at the top into a horizontal head with a 39 cm reach, which shines downwards through a clear lens. The pole is 236 cm tall and powder-coated in graphite RAL 7016. The LED module and driver are built in; no bulb is needed.
Installation and what you need to buy separately
It is a one-piece construction, bolted down through a 24 cm square base plate with four bolts in ø12 mm holes spaced 200 × 200 mm apart. The concreting anchor 116ZX0009 is not included and is bought separately. The pole weighs 11 kg.
The terminals take conductors up to 5 × 4 mm² and allow loop-through wiring, so several poles can be fed from one cable. The luminaire is protection class I and must be connected to the protective earth.
How it lights and how it is controlled
The luminaire draws 8.6 W and delivers 1211 lm, which is 140.8 lm/W. 4000 K is a neutral white under which paving and kerbs read clearly, and CRI 70 is a typical value for area lighting. The Ledil T2-L lens gives an asymmetric IESNA type III distribution: light is thrown in front of the pole and spreads along the path, so the pole stands at the edge of a footpath or driveway rather than in the middle. A ULOR of 0.84 % and the BUG rating B1-U2-G1 mean that almost all of the light goes down.
The driver supports DALI2 and NightDim, which lowers the light output in the middle of the night. It leaves the factory programmed for maximum current, so without a DALI controller the pole runs at full output.
Durability and intended use
IP65 means dust-tight and protected against water jets, so the pole stands uncovered in rain and snow, and IK08 means resistance to an impact of 5 J. The Philips Fortimo FastFlex module keeps at least 90 % of its output after more than 100,000 h (L90B10), the driver is rated for 100,000 h, and a professional service replaces both (service set ZS5169zx0009).
The manufacturer intends the pole for private grounds, parks and architectural schemes — a garden, a driveway, a park or the grounds of a hotel or restaurant. Its plain geometric form without ornament is modern, modernist and minimalist.
