Fortress – Aluminium Black IP65 E27 240v Root Mounted Bollard – Choice Of 3 Heights & 3 Head Options

This root mount bollard light (in ground), has a sturdy Fortress head. The  is
for extra security. Replacing the standard body and mounting base, the root mount bollards have longer tubes. A without
losing any height above ground. A  when
set into concrete. An optional secure cable outlet allows easy wiring after the bollard fixes in place.

This commercial root mount bollard light (in ground), has a sturdy Fortress head. The Professional ‘In-Ground’ Root Mount System is
for extra security. Replacing the standard body and mounting base, the root mount bollards have longer tubes. At least 400mm secures / concretes in place without
losing any height above ground. A mounting bar inside the tubular body also anchors the bollard when
set into concrete. An optional secure cable outlet allows easy wiring after the bollard fixes in place.

A choice of height is available: 600mm, 800mm or 1000mm – a height suitable for every application
such as driveways, paths and sectioned areas.
There is a choice of height (600mm, 800mm or 1000mm)
as well as  a  graphite black finish. Ideal for driveways and paths, there
are also 3 styles of head to choose from: ‘domed’, ‘pillar’ or ‘flat’ top. It also has an IK10 Rating for the body and IK08-09 for the Head (excluding the lens which is IK06 rated.  IK ratings
are levels of impact.  IK10 being the highest. 

The head and 2.5mm thick extruded cylinder of the bollard are heavy duty die-cast aluminium. All screws are stainless steel,
for a completely rustproof and non-corrosive model.

This Fortress Root Mount Bollard Light head guards and protects the internal UV-stop polycarbonate lens and lamp from
damage and vandalism. 6 rings of robust aluminium surround the area. This makes it perfect for use in higher risk areas where
damage is more likely to occur, such as gravel drives, public places, amenity lighting and areas where garden machinery
may be used.

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