42" Round LED Bollard Light, 26W, 30K/40K/50K, Bronze, 120-277V
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main difference between bollard lights and standard path lights?
What is the main difference between bollard lights and standard path lights?
Bollard lights are generally taller (often over 30 inches), feature heavy-duty construction, and are designed to cast light over larger, non-residential areas. Path lights are shorter and focus on intimate residential walkways.
Are bollard lights considered commercial landscape lighting?
Are bollard lights considered commercial landscape lighting?
Yes. Bollard lights are a staple of commercial landscape lighting due to their durability, height, and ability to use line voltage (120V) for large installations, although they are also popular for high-end residential driveways.
How are bollard lights typically mounted and secured?
How are bollard lights typically mounted and secured?
Architectural bollards are typically mounted to a concrete base or directly anchored to the ground using sturdy bolts and mounting plates to ensure stability against wind and impact.
What voltages are available for pathway bollards?
What voltages are available for pathway bollards?
Pathway bollards are commonly available in both low voltage (12V) for simple installs and line voltage (120V), which is preferred for long runs in commercial pathways to prevent voltage drop.
How should bollard lights be spaced along a path or driveway?
How should bollard lights be spaced along a path or driveway?
Spacing is determined by the fixture's height and light output. To achieve smooth, consistent illumination, bollard lights should typically be spaced at a distance that allows the light pools to slightly overlap, often 8 to 15 feet apart.
