Clarixa 60cm LED Outdoor Bollard Light - Brown 3000K

The Clarixa is a 60cm outdoor bollard light with an integrated LED light source housed in a brown powder-coated aluminium body. The vertical column sits on a rectangular base plate designed for surface mounting onto hard landscaping, with the angled LED head directing light downwards and forwards along a pathway. The integrated LED produces 3000K warm white light at a fixed output.

Designed for pathway lighting, driveways, garden borders and patio edges, the Clarixa provides functional ground-level illumination without glare at eye level. The 60cm height positions the light source below typical sightlines when standing, making it suitable for routes where people walk close to the bollard. The IP54 rating protects the internal components from dust ingress and water splashing from any direction, allowing year-round outdoor installation in UK weather.

The brown powder-coated aluminium finish resists corrosion and provides a muted alternative to black or metallic bollards in garden settings where natural tones are preferred. The rectangular base plate measures 95mm x 150mm and fixes to paving, concrete or timber decking using four anchor points. The angled head design prevents light from spilling upwards into bedroom windows or neighbouring properties while maintaining effective path coverage.

What does the IP54 rating mean?

IP54 means the bollard is protected against dust ingress (not fully sealed but enough to prevent harmful deposits) and against water splashing from any direction. It handles UK rain, garden hose spray and ground moisture but is not designed for submersion or high-pressure washing.

Can the LED be replaced?

The LED is integrated into the bollard and not user-replaceable. Ideal Lux rates integrated LEDs for long operational life (typically 25,000+ hours), which equates to approximately 10-15 years of typical evening outdoor use.

How is it installed?

The rectangular base plate fixes to a hard surface using four fixings (not supplied). The bollard requires mains connection via an outdoor-rated cable, typically run underground in conduit or through decking voids. Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician in accordance with outdoor wiring regulations.

What spacing is recommended between bollards?

For pathway lighting, spacing bollards 3-5 metres apart typically provides continuous coverage without dark patches. Adjust spacing based on path width and how much ambient light exists from other sources.