Asker 1310CS is a bollard light shaped like an upside-down L: a slim rectangular post 55 cm tall with a projecting head that shines downward. The cast-aluminium body is powder-coated in a corten steel colour (close to RAL 8011), a dark rust-brown. Under the head sits a clear, textured diffuser of UV-stabilised polycarbonate.
Size and installation
The bollard is 55 cm tall, the head 20 cm long and the profile 11 cm thick — a typical height for the edge of a path or drive, where light should land on the surface rather than in people's eyes. It is bolted to the base with four screws through ø8 mm holes on an 18 × 50 mm pattern. A concrete anchor, ground anchor or concrete-foundation adapter has to be bought separately; Norlys lists them as accessories on the data sheet.
The terminals take conductors up to 3 × 2.5 mm² and let you feed the next bollard (loop-through up to 3 × 1.5 mm²), and the gland takes a cable up to 12.5 mm in diameter, so a row of bollards along a path can run on one cable. It is a protection class I fitting and needs the earth conductor connected. IP65 and IK10 impact resistance let it stand beside a driveway where knocks happen.
What light it gives
The integrated LED module with its driver draws 7.2 W. 573 lm of warm 3000 K light (Ra 80) leaves the fitting. The head shields the source from above, so the light falls on the ground around the bollard and practically none escapes upward (ULOR 0.63%).
It dims with a trailing-edge (TE) phase dimmer. The LED module is not user-replaceable, but the whole fitting does not have to be replaced either: a professional service swaps the module and driver, which Norlys stocks as spare parts. The maker rates the module at L80 over 102,000 h and the driver at 50,000 h.
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