Norlys Como 3030BD is a single light head on a curved arm, intended for mounting on a lighting pole. A black finish with gold patina and a clear enclosure create a traditional lantern shape, with an E27 bulb selected separately.
A component for a pole lighting assembly
The 3030 is one part of a pole lighting arrangement. The manufacturer's instructions show it with connecting component 3040 and pole 3010, identifying the individual parts of the assembly. When ordering the head, plan the appropriate pole and its connection to the arm separately.
A single enclosure hangs below the curved arm, with a broad shade defining its upper outline. That profile remains visible with the light off and can be coordinated with the appearance of the other lantern components. Check mounting compatibility and how the complete assembly will be installed before placing the order.
An E27 bulb visible through the enclosure
The fitting is supplied without a light source and takes an E27 LED bulb rated at no more than 9 W, in an A55–A60 shape. Light colour and brightness depend on the chosen bulb, allowing them to be selected for the intended setting. The transparent enclosure leaves the bulb visible, so its shape also contributes to the lamp's appearance.
The end user can replace the light source after disconnecting the power. This allows a later bulb change without replacing the aluminium head. Any replacement must retain the correct socket, permitted shape and power limit specified for the fitting.
A patinated finish and planned installation
The body is made from powder-coated cast aluminium, with gold patina forming the finish over its black surface. Clear, UV-stabilised polycarbonate encloses the lamp and is accompanied by a silicone gasket. These materials form a light head intended for outdoor use.
Protection class II denotes double insulation, while IP54 describes limited protection against dust ingress and protection against splashing water. A qualified installer should prepare the 230 V connection and assemble the lantern components according to the instructions. Planning the pole, connecting component and cable route together helps integrate the light head into the complete lighting project.
