Outdoor, road and landscape lighting
Outdoors, bollards below eye level are used on walkways and in gardens, and pole-mounted street luminaires on site roads and in car parks. Luminaires should be at least IP65; road lighting is calculated to EN 13201, and programmed dimming such as Astrodim saves energy late at night.
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What to look out for
- Safe guidance
- Paths and steps are lit without glare.
- Weather conditions
- IP65–IP67, a corrosion-resistant housing and UV-resistant optics.
- Energy
- Programmed dimming after midnight (Astrodim) and efficient luminaires.
- Light pollution
- Light is directed downwards; spill into residential windows and the sky is prevented.
Recommended product groups
Bollards
4 models
A bollard is a low, post-shaped outdoor luminaire fixed to the ground along walkways, gardens, parks and building entrances.
Street & Area Lighting
5 models
Street and area luminaires are outdoor LED luminaires mounted on poles that distribute light onto the road surface with asymmetric optics.
Application examples
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Frequently asked questions
Which luminaire is used for gardens and walkways?
Bollards that stay below eye level; they put light on the ground and guide people without glare.
How is lighting for site roads calculated?
According to EN 13201, the pole spacing, mounting height and luminaire wattage are determined from the road class and width.
What IP rating should an outdoor luminaire have?
At least IP65; IP67 close to the ground and where water can collect.