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BORA Lighting Bollards from Schreder Combine Unique Aesthetics with Safety

BORA bollard light

Schréder has developed an urban lighting bollard that offers refined design and advanced functionality to enhance the ambiance and safety of outdoor spaces.

The BORA range of bollards, available in 4 sizes and fitted with LEDs integrated in a perforated structure, constitutes a highly original mode of expression. By day, the design and pure form of the bollards make a distinctive statement. Once night has fallen, they combine aesthetics and functionality. The tallest model (3 meters) facilitates facial recognition, thereby creating a sense of safety.

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In line with Schréder’s commitment to sustainability and smart city solutions, BORA is designed to be energy-efficient and compatible with smart lighting control systems. This aligns with our vision of creating lighting infrastructure that plays a pivotal role in building Smart Cities and future communication networks

BORA offers standard ground mounting with 4 bolts on a square plate. It is provided with a factory-fitted supply cable. An installation kit for recessed mounting is available as an option.

The BORA range boasts impressive performance metrics:

  • Luminaire output flux ranging from 300 to 2300 lumens
  • Power consumption between 8.0 and 33.0 watts
  • Enhanced surge protection of up to 10kV

More information here

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