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Path and external bollard lights for pathways and garden areas in Australia.

Bollard lights are a lighting fixture encased in vertical posts, used to provide broad and ambient lighting to your outdoor space and pathways where required. They are a stylish way to illuminate surroundings and increase safety. ArchiPro features the best bollard lights available in Australia from reputable suppliers you can trust.

ArchiPro has an extensive range of bollard lights that can be used to confidently illuminate a variety of outdoor spaces. They provide optimal lighting and increased safety in a solid and reliable manner, applicable for both residential and commercial settings. Bollard lights are an important part of a wider range of premium outdoor lights available on ArchiPro. External bollard lights mark pathways and define edges around planted areas.

Standard cone reflector

This is one of the most popular styles of bollard lighting in Australia. Usually utilised for commercial-style buildings, standard cone reflectors offer an all-round, 360 degrees of light spread.

Specialised cone reflector

While specialised cone reflectors give good light coverage, they are mostly used for ambience due to their attractive illumination.

Louvre bollard lighting

Used in many courtyards, patios, and for garden lighting, louvre bollard lighting is a stylish choice, typically constructed with stainless steel.

The advantages of high-quality bollard lights

High quality bollard lights are incredibly safe, secure, durable and functionally efficient compared to lower quality alternatives. This also means that you won’t have to pay for them to be replaced often, which will save you money in the long run. They are extremely versatile lights that can be used around patios, pathways - even as driveway lights very effectively with great ease. High quality bollard lights are made with robust materials giving them a great lifespan and tend to feature more stylish designs, an important aspect not to underestimate given how visible they will be.

How to choose bollard lights that are right for you

Choosing a bollard light or set of bollard lights that has the right specifications for where you want to place them requires an understanding of the terrain being targeted. Bollard lights need to be put into a relatively flat and open outdoor area for best usage. Different types of bollard lights can alter or shield the light produced in various ways. For example, louvre bollard lights direct the light downwards, restricting some light production. This makes it a great choice for decorative or ambient lighting. On the other hand, standard cone reflectors provide 360 degree light distribution with little to no glare. It’s about understanding what your needs are and matching those to the characteristics of the lights accordingly.

How far apart should bollard lights be?

Ideally, your bollard lights should be placed between roughly 2.5 m and 4 m apart to achieve a nice balance of light without blinding people who walk near them. Generally, bollard lights are used to provide a low level of light, so it is important that you don’t place them too close together.

Are bollard lights difficult to install?

Bollard lights can be somewhat challenging to install depending on the power source and existing power supply setup. If in doubt, contact your local electrician for help.

Are bollard lights double insulated?

Yes, in Australia all modern bollard lights are double insulated by regulation. This is so that the light and the cable powering it are resistant to possible hazards and dangers that may cause the light to short-circuit, meaning that the light will be able to last for its full life.