Lighting pole TRYSIL 1084 graphite RAL 7016 400 cm LED 17W 3000K - Norlys

The Trysil 1084 is a complete lighting pole 400 cm tall with a single angled arm that carries the luminaire 71 cm to one side. The body is extruded aluminium profile, powder coated in graphite RAL 7016. The flat luminaire at the end of the arm is closed with a clear structured polycarbonate lens.

Footprint and what has to be bought separately

The pole stands 4 m high and is 24 cm wide, and the arm sets the luminaire 71 cm off the pole axis. That reach decides how far from the base the light lands, so it is the figure to compare with the width of the path it will stand beside. At the bottom the profile ends in a flange bolted to a foundation.

The pole weighs 24 kg and the package 26.5 kg, at 232 cm long. Norlys supplies the pole with its luminaire; the foundation, anchors and remaining accessories are bought separately, and assembly follows the instructions packed with it.

How much light and of what kind

Two LED modules inside the luminaire draw 15.1 W and the whole pole draws 17 W. The luminaire delivers 1667 lm, or 98.1 lm per watt. 3000 K is warm white close to a traditional incandescent bulb, and Ra 80 colour rendering shows planting and paving correctly, though less faithfully than Ra 90 would.

The light is scattered hemispherically and aimed downwards, with 0% of the flux sent above the horizontal, so the luminaire lights the ground rather than the sky. It dims on a TRIAC phase dimmer, on the trailing edge (TE) and on the leading edge (LE) alike, which covers older and newer dimmers.

Build and wiring

The polycarbonate lens is UV stabilised and a silicone gasket seals the joint; the fitting is rated IP65 and IK10 for impact. It is a class I luminaire, so an earth conductor is required.

The terminals take conductors up to 3x4 mm², and the luminaire loops through with up to 3x2.5 mm² in a round sheath of up to 12.5 mm diameter, so a row of these runs off one supply line rather than a separate feed per pole. The LED module and the driver are replaced by a qualified service, so a failed light source does not write off the pole.