NORLYS Hammerfest 5135GR graphite LED post-top luminaire 32.3 W 4000 K IP65

NORLYS Hammerfest 5135GR is a post-top luminaire, not a complete lantern supplied with a pole. Slender struts rise to a broad, flat canopy above an opal PMMA diffuser. The powder-coated cast-aluminium body has a graphite RAL 7016 finish. Its open frame and absence of decorative arms give the head a modern, minimalist appearance.

Choose the pole to match the head

The luminaire itself is 76 cm high, with a width and length of 55 cm each. These are the head dimensions, not the overall height of an installed lighting column. The mounting socket is designed for a 60 mm pole spigot with an insertion depth of 95 mm. Check those dimensions against the proposed pole rather than relying on a similar appearance.

Other installation components must be ordered separately. A 6 m H05RN-F 3G1 cable provides the electrical connection and is intended for connection inside a suitably selected electrical junction box. Allow for that connection when choosing the pole and planning the complete lighting point.

Neutral-white light with an opal diffuser

The built-in LED module produces light at a colour temperature of 4000 K. The complete luminaire delivers 3320 lm with an input power of 32.3 W; this is not the same figure as the bare module output. The opal diffuser spreads the light, while the canopy provides shielding from above. This is not a narrow spotlight intended to pick out one small object.

The 5135GR version is non-dimmable. Its LED module and control gear can be replaced by professional service personnel, rather than through a routine household bulb change. Light colour and control behaviour belong to this particular version and cannot be selected by fitting a different screw-base bulb.

Planning outdoor paths and open spaces

IP65 protection and IK07 impact resistance support outdoor installation. Hammerfest can be considered for park paths, streets and outdoor areas around hotels or restaurants. Pole height and spacing need a photometric design appropriate to the site. The 3320 lm rating alone does not establish how much ground one head will illuminate.