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Kipp Bollard

LED bollard with a slightly curved top shade and an opal diffuser by Alfred Homann

Dimensions

439 × 1316 × 439 mm

Year

1999

Approx. $4,400 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
Die cast aluminumExtruded aluminumPolycarbonateOpal acrylic
Finishes
Textured powder coated, Natural AluminumTextured powder coated, Black
Colors
Natural Paint AluminumBlack

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Description

Overview

The Kipp Bollard by Alfred Homann for Louis Poulsen is a post-mounted LED light with a slightly curved top shade, an inner opal diffuser and an extruded aluminum post.

Materials and fittings

  • Top shade, frame and base plate of die cast aluminum
  • Post of extruded aluminum
  • Enclosure of clear UV stabilized injection molded polycarbonate, diffuser of white opal acrylic
  • Textured powder coated paint in Natural Aluminum or Black
  • Base plate of 11 in diameter on a concrete base, fixed with 3 anchor bolts on a 7.5 in bolt circle

Specifications

  • Ø 17.3 in x H 51.8 in
  • Weight 19.4 lbs
  • Built-in LED 3000K, Ra 80 or more, 0-10V dimming
  • IP65, IK class 10, cULus wet location, BUG rating B1-U3-G1

Story

Added to the Kipp family in 1999

Alfred Homann designed the Kipp family for urban environments where both functional and pleasant lighting comfort was wanted. The bollard joined the family in 1999. Easy maintenance and easy bulb changes were emphasised during development, and the aim was an expression that suits both modern and classic architecture.

Symmetrical light downwards

The fixture emits symmetrical light directed downward. The curve of the top shade and the angle of the inner opal diffuser together give a wide, non-glare distribution.

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