The Harbor is a 170mm bollard light in black or silver, ratedIP65. Bollards light a path from knee height rather than from above, which is adifferent job from a wall light or a spike.

IP65 is what a bollard needs

Dust-tight and protected against water jets. A bollard sits at ground level where it gets rained on,watered, splashed with soil and occasionally hosed IP65 is the rating that survives that, andanything less will not last outdoors at that height.

Light at knee height changes the effect

A bollard puts light onto the path surface and the planting either side, without throwing it intoyour eyes as you walk toward it. Along a driveway or a garden path, a run of bollards at even spacinggives guidance without the glare of a pole-mounted fitting.

Spacing decides whether it works

Bollards light a limited radius. Roughly 3m to 4m apart along a pathgives continuous guidance; further and you get isolated pools with dark gaps between, which is worsethan no lighting for someone judging their footing.

Where it works

• Garden paths and driveway edges, in runs at even spacing.
• Entry approaches, marking the route to a door.
• Planting beds, lighting foliage from within.
• Anywhere ground-level guidance is wanted without glare.

Specifying it

170mm, in black or silver. 40W capacity,240V, rated IP65. Warranty is one year, shorter than the threeyears most of the range carries.

Supplied and supported by Lights For You. The lamp type is not published for thislisting ask us before ordering whether it takes a globe or has an integrated LED, andwe will confirm with the supplier rather than have you buy the wrong lamp.

Questions

What lamp does it take?

This is not published for the listing. Ask us before ordering and we will confirm with the supplier we would rather check than have you buy the wrong globe.

Can it face real weather?

Yes. It is IP65 dust-tight and protected against water jets, which is what a fitting at ground level needs.

How far apart should bollards be?

Roughly 3m to 4m along a path. Further apart and you get dark gaps, which is worse than no lighting for judging footing.

Why a bollard rather than a spike light?

A bollard lights the path surface from knee height without glare in your eyes. A spike aims light at a feature instead.

How big is it?

170mm.

What finishes are there?

Black or silver.

What is the warranty?

One year shorter than most of the Telbix catalogue.