NORLYS Asker 1312AL light grey LED garden bollard 85 cm 3000 K DALI2

NORLYS Asker 1312AL is an 85 cm garden LED bollard with a rectangular upright and a horizontal projecting head. The AL version has a light grey RAL 9006 finish, rather than black. Its body is powder-coated cast aluminium, with a transparent, textured cover made from UV-stabilised polycarbonate beneath the head.

Downward light at path level

Two LED modules produce warm white light at 3000 K, directed downwards. The complete luminaire delivers 642 lm. The separate figure of 1190 lm refers to the light sources themselves, not the output of the assembled fitting. Keeping these figures distinct matters when comparing bollards or planning illumination across a paved area.

The low mounting height suits garden paths and the edges of terraces or driveways. Position and spacing should be chosen for the actual site and the required lighting level. A lumen figure alone does not establish how far apart the bollards can be installed while maintaining continuous illumination.

Built for a DALI2 installation

The fitting consumes 8.5 W and includes its LED modules and electronic DALI driver. Control is through DALI2, so check the intended control installation for compatibility before choosing this version. It is not designed to take an ordinary replaceable bulb. The manufacturer specifies professional servicing for replacement of the LED light source and control gear.

Dimensions and fixing requirements

Overall dimensions are 85 × 20 × 11 cm. Flat surfaces and restrained detailing suit modern and minimalist garden layouts. IP65 protection and IK10 impact resistance are documented for this model.

Fixing uses four 8 mm holes with spacing of 18 × 50 mm. Installation must follow the manufacturer's instructions and account for the 220–240 V supply and Class I electrical protection. Ground anchors and additional mounting adapters are sold separately, with the appropriate option determined by the prepared base. Allow for that fixing arrangement as well as the space occupied by the bollard itself when planning the installation.