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Skot Bollard

Compact LED bollard on an aluminium U-post, 316 x 838 mm, IP66 and IK10

Dimensions

316 × 838 × 220 mm

Materials
PolycarbonateDie cast aluminiumExtruded aluminium
Finishes
Aluminium coloured, textured, powder coatedGraphite, textured, powder coated
Colors
Aluminium ColourGraphite Grey Texture

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Description

Overview

The Skot Bollard is a compact, sturdy outdoor bollard by Louis Poulsen, credited to LK as. It stands on a U-shaped aluminium post. The version described here is the Aluminium Colour fixture with a 3000 K LED of 6.5 W and 660 lm.

Construction

  • Diffuser: injection-moulded polycarbonate
  • Base and crossguard: die-cast aluminium
  • U-post: extruded aluminium, delivered in the same colour as the fixture head
  • Finish: textured, powder coated

Specifications

  • IP66, IK10, electric shock protection class II without ground
  • Terminal block and ballast in the fixture head
  • Surface-mounted U-post: height including fixture 838 mm, depth 220 mm with one fixture and 331 mm with two
  • Weight 8.5 kg

Story

From ships to open ground

Lauritz Knudsen (LK) brought out the Skot light early in the 1900s. This bollard began as a fixture for ships and maritime areas, and its compact, sturdy design has since found a place in other settings. The LED version was launched in 2012.

Two ways of spreading the light

With an opal screen the fixture gives soft, comfortable, symmetric light. With a clear, half shaded screen the light is non-glare, symmetric and directed downwards, and the half shade helps to channel it.

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