NORLYS Asker 1311CG LED garden bollard, cement grey RAL 7033, 85 cm, 3000 K

NORLYS Asker 1311CG is an 85 cm LED garden bollard with a horizontal head that directs light downwards. This CG version has a cement grey RAL 7033 finish. Its powder-coated cast aluminium body is paired with a clear, structured polycarbonate cover stabilised against UV exposure.

Plan a fixed position beside the route

The manufacturer specifies gardens, private grounds and other architectural applications. The body measures 20 cm wide and 11 cm deep, so compare its footprint as well as its height with the space available beside a path, terrace or driveway. This is an outdoor fitting that must be secured to its supporting surface, rather than a portable floor lamp for indoor use.

A narrow upright and straight horizontal head form an inverted L. The absence of decorative arms gives the design a modern, minimalist character. Cement grey identifies this particular 1311CG version; photographs of other Asker finishes should not be used as a colour reference for it.

Warm white output with dimming

The integrated LED module produces 3000 K light. Delivered output from the complete luminaire is 573 lm, distinct from the LED source's 1030 lm. Use the luminaire figure when comparing the light available from the fitting rather than treating the two figures as interchangeable. Total power consumption is 7.2 W. Compatible trailing-edge phase control allows the brightness to be adjusted; this does not imply adjustable colour temperature. The head sends light towards the surface below it.

Installation and service access

The bollard requires a 220–240 V supply and is rated IP65 and IK10. Fixing uses four 8 mm holes with 18 × 50 mm spacing. Anchors and mounting adapters needed for the chosen surface must be selected separately: the manufacturer lists these as separately sold accessories. Installation and electrical work require appropriately qualified personnel. Both the LED source and the control gear can be replaced by a professional service, rather than by simply unscrewing a household bulb.