NORLYS Frigga 2154AL LED garden bollard aluminium finish 85 cm 4000 K DALI2

NORLYS Frigga 2154AL is an 85 cm LED garden bollard with an aluminium body finished in aluminium RAL 9006. Vertical fluting runs along its square column, topped by a crystal-glass shade with a satin-finished inner surface. The defined geometry and contrasting glass head suit modern and Scandinavian outdoor schemes.

Planning light beside paths and terraces

This version produces neutral-white light at 4000 K. Its 335 lm output is the luminous flux of the complete luminaire, rather than the LED module alone. Use the same measurement when comparing it with other garden bollards. The exposed shade does not confine the light to a narrow downward beam, so consider views of the illuminated head from nearby seating when deciding where to position it.

Frigga can be placed alongside garden paths, terrace edges and driveways. Compare its 85 cm height and 14 × 14 cm section with surrounding planting and the width of the access route. IP65 protection and an IK06 impact rating describe defined levels of protection, not immunity to damage.

DALI2 control and professional servicing

The integrated LED module is rated at 4.6 W, while the complete fitting consumes 4.7 W. Its driver supports DALI2 control, so any dimming arrangement should be planned with the appropriate control installation. Both the light source and control gear can be replaced by a professional service technician. This is not a fitting intended for ordinary user replacement of a screw-in bulb.

Preparing the mounting point

The bollard requires a fixed connection to its supporting surface. The manufacturer specifies three mounting holes on a 65 mm diameter circle. Mounting screws are not supplied; anchors and adapters are also purchased separately to suit the substrate. Installation and electrical work must be undertaken by appropriately qualified personnel. The glass shade may develop an amber tint over time, a characteristic worth considering when adding new fittings to an established group.