Luces Exclusivas MONSECA LE75106 LED garden bollard, matt black, 65.5 cm, 3000 K

The Luces Exclusivas MONSECA LE75106 is an LED garden bollard with a long, vertically ribbed shade above a shorter matt-black lower section. Aluminium components and an acrylic shade form a cylindrical fitting with a round base. This version stands 65.5 cm high, so compare that measurement with nearby planting and the edge of the intended paved area before choosing a position.

Allow for the base, not just the body

The manufacturer's drawing distinguishes a 10 cm body diameter from a 16 cm base diameter. The base defines the width occupied at ground level; the 16 cm measurement should not be read as the shade diameter. The upper ribbed section is shown as 42.6 cm long and accounts for much of the overall silhouette.

Consider this bollard when planning lighting beside a garden path, terrace edge, park walkway or driveway. A position outside pedestrian and vehicle routes keeps the necessary circulation space clear. Compare the base dimensions with the available surface and check whether nearby objects or planting would obscure the shade at this height.

Included LED with a warm-white colour

The manufacturer specifies an included integrated LED source rated at 18 W, with a source luminous flux of 2054 lm. There is no separate screw-base bulb to select. Its 3000 K colour temperature is warm white, which helps when coordinating it with other fittings of the same light colour. Source flux alone does not establish the distance illuminated or the spacing needed between several bollards.

The fitting uses a 230 V supply. Its declared IP65 rating means protection against dust and water jets, not suitability for immersion. Account for the electrical supply and the conditions at the chosen location when planning the installation.

A ribbed shade within a simple outline

The matt-black lower section contrasts with the pale, vertically textured acrylic. The geometric outline suits modern and minimalist outdoor schemes. Choose this particular version when a low bollard with an elongated luminous section is the relevant form, rather than a tall garden lantern.