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The Toras Stainless Steel Bollard is an outdoor bollard light for paths, driveways, patios and gardens. It comes in two heights, 450 mm and 650 mm. Both are 150 mm in diameter. The body is 304 grade stainless steel with a brushed silver finish. The ribbed diffuser is UV-stable, impact-resistant polycarbonate that softens glare and spreads the light evenly. It runs on 230 V AC mains and comes pre-wired. It takes one E27 lamp up to 100 W. The bulb is not included.
Key Features
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304 grade stainless steel body that resists rust and corrosion and needs no repainting.
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Two heights: 450 mm for low-level accent lighting along beds, paths and borders, 650 mm for driveways, walkways and entrances.
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E27 lamp cap, maximum 100 W, for incandescent, CFL or LED lamps.
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Ribbed polycarbonate diffuser that is impact-resistant and UV-stable.
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Pre-wired for 230 V with a ground-mounted base flange.
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Brushed silver finish that cleans with a damp cloth.
Specifications
| Brand |
Toras |
| Model numbers |
ST154/450 (450 x 150 mm) and ST154/650 (650 x 150 mm) |
| Heights |
450 mm or 650 mm |
| Diameter |
150 mm |
| Voltage |
230 V AC |
| Maximum wattage |
100 W |
| Bulb base |
E27 (bulb not included) |
| Body |
304 stainless steel |
| Diffuser |
UV-stable polycarbonate (PC), ribbed |
| Finish |
Brushed silver stainless steel |
| Mounting |
Base flange bolted to a concrete footing, or ground-spike anchors (sold separately) |
Where to Use It
- Pathways and driveways, to light edges and steps.
- Garden beds, shrubs and hardscaping.
- Decks and patios.
- Pool surrounds and landscaped areas.
Installation Steps
- Choose a level spot with access to a 230 V supply and run the cable in a trench.
- Bolt the stainless steel base flange to a concrete footing, or use ground-spike anchors (sold separately).
- Connect the pre-wired 230 V cable to the supply through a weatherproof junction box and test with a bulb.
- Slide the bollard over the base plate and secure it with screws.
- A 10 W to 12 W LED E27 bulb gives light similar to a 100 W incandescent lamp for far less power.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will a stainless steel bollard light rust?
A: No, it is built to resist rust. The body is 304 grade stainless steel, and a wipe with a damp cloth keeps the brushed finish clean.
Q: What is the difference between the 450 mm and 650 mm Toras bollards?
A: Only the height. Both are 150 mm in diameter, take an E27 lamp up to 100 W and run on 230 V AC. The 450 mm suits low-level paths and borders, the 650 mm suits driveways and entrances.
Q: Does the Toras bollard come with a bulb?
A: No. It takes one E27 bulb up to 100 W. A 10 W to 12 W LED bulb is the lowest cost option to run.
Q: Can I use an LED bulb in this bollard?
A: Yes. Any E27 LED, CFL or incandescent bulb up to 100 W will fit.
Q: Do I need an electrician to install the Toras bollard?
A: Yes. It is pre-wired for a 230 V mains supply and needs an outdoor cable run and a weatherproof junction box, so in Ireland it should be connected by a registered electrician.
Q: How is the bollard fixed to the ground?
A: With a stainless steel base flange. It bolts onto a concrete footing, or onto ground-spike anchors that are sold separately.
Q: Where can I buy stainless steel bollard lights in Ireland?
A: From Shamrock Electrical at shamrockelectrical.ie, with free delivery to every county in the Republic of Ireland from the first euro. You can also collect from our store in Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, Co. Dublin.
Every order ships with free delivery from the very first euro, with no minimum spend and no threshold to reach. New customers take 10 percent off a first order. Trade pricing is not shown online, so if you are buying for a job or a contract, call us on 01 401 9907 or email sales@shamrockelectrical.ie for your rate. We are an Irish owned electrical supplier based in Greenogue Business Park, Rathcoole, just off the N7 and well positioned for the M50.
