Surface Mounted Solar Bollard Lights provide standalone, solar-powered path and perimeter lighting that bolts directly onto a hard surface, without the trenching or mains wiring a hardwired bollard would need. The range includes a compact 140mm surface mount bollard, the dual-sided OMNIA solar bollard light, and the Darksky-approved IVY solar bollard light at 900mm.
Because they're solar-powered and surface mounted, these bollards suit sites where running mains power is impractical or where a fast, low-disruption lighting install is preferred.
What's included:
- Compact bollard: Solar Bollard - 140mm Surface Mount, for low-profile path or landscape marking.
- Dual-sided lighting: OMNIA Dual Sided Solar Bollard Light, casting light in two directions from a single unit.
- Taller path lighting: IVY Darksky Approved Solar Bollard Light at 900mm, suited to walkway and open area lighting.
Use cases:
- Landscape and civil contractors: lighting pathways, car parks and garden beds without trenching for mains cable.
- Councils and facility managers: adding Dark Sky-conscious lighting to parks, reserves and walkways to limit light spill.
- Property and estate developers: marking boundaries, driveways and pedestrian routes with self-contained solar lighting.
FAQs
Do these bollard lights need mains power or wiring?
No. All three bollards are solar powered and surface mounted, so they don't require trenching or a mains electrical connection, simplifying installation.
What does "Darksky Approved" mean for the IVY bollard?
Dark Sky approval indicates the fitting is designed to direct light downward and control glare and light spill, reducing impact on the night sky and surrounding areas, which is relevant for sites near environmentally sensitive areas or residential boundaries.
How much area can one solar bollard light cover?
Coverage depends on the model and mounting height. The compact 140mm unit suits close-range path edge marking, while the taller 900mm IVY bollard and dual-sided OMNIA unit are suited to broader walkway and open area lighting.
Are these bollards suitable for public footpaths under Australian lighting guidance?
Public lighting installations are generally assessed against AS/NZS 1158 (public lighting) requirements for the specific area category; check the lux and uniformity requirements of your project against the output specifications for each bollard model before finalising placement.
