Bollard Lights

• General Recommendation:

  • Pathway lights for garden paths typically range from 450mm to 1100mm in height, depending on the width of the path. Shorter bollards are ideal for narrow paths, while taller bollards work better for wider paths.

• Smaller Garden Paths:

  • For narrow garden paths, it is recommended to use shorter pathway lights (around 450mm to 600mm) to provide focused lighting without overwhelming the space.

• Wider or Larger Areas:

  • For larger or wider garden paths, taller pathway lights (up to 1100mm) are preferred to ensure that the light covers a larger area and provides consistent illumination along the path.

Ideal for high-traffic areas:

Pathway lights are commonly used in commercial spaces like parking lots, driveways, and walkways to illuminate pathways and enhance visibility for employees, customers, and visitors.

Increased security:

These lights can help improve security by deterring unauthorized access, as they provide both illumination and a physical barrier to potential intruders.

Compliance with regulations:

In commercial settings, pathway lights must comply with local safety and lighting regulations. Be sure to check the specifications to ensure the lights meet required standards for outdoor or public space lighting.

Durable and weather-resistant:

Commercial pathway lights are designed to withstand harsh weather conditions, making them a reliable choice for outdoor areas exposed to various elements.

• LED Bollard Lights:

  • LED bollard lights are the most common type and typically last 25,000 to 50,000 hours of use.

  • This can translate to around 8 to 15 years of reliable performance, depending on daily usage.

  • LED lights are energy-efficient and require less maintenance.

• Halogen or Incandescent Bollard Lights:

  • These traditional lights have a shorter lifespan, usually ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 hours.

  • They need more frequent bulb replacements and consume more energy.

• Factors Affecting Lifespan:

  • Quality of materials: Higher-quality materials like stainless steel or aluminum tend to resist corrosion, ensuring a longer lifespan for the bollard itself.

  • Maintenance: Regular cleaning, especially in areas with saltwater or harsh weather, can help extend the life of the lights.

  • Environmental conditions: Harsh weather, such as extreme temperatures or coastal exposure, can shorten the lifespan if the bollard light isn’t built with durability in mind.