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Decorative LED bollards provide indirect or ambient lighting, ideal for creating a warm atmosphere in outdoor spaces too.
As well as being decorative, bollards have a very important function when it comes to marking out pathways, lighting the steps on a staircase or highlighting an architectural feature.
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Kanlux DASTO / NASTO connection posts with French-style sockets. Thanks to their sobriety, they blend in with all types of garden. You can connect a sprinkler, lawnmower, electric barbecue, string lights for an outdoor Christmas tree or any other portable lighting you need.
The luminaire is sold without a bulb.
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Kanlux DASTO / NASTO connection posts with French-style sockets. Thanks to their sobriety, they blend in with all types of garden. You can connect a sprinkler, lawnmower, electric barbecue, string lights for an outdoor Christmas tree or any other portable lighting you need.
Luminaire sold without bulb (1 x G9)
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The Kanlux DASTEN series includes innovative garden lights inspired by the popular DASTO poles. It is a unique solution, the first wall light on the market with a replaceable light source and integrated 230 V socket. The DASTEN range includes wall lights and poles in three different heights, available in versions with French (F SO), Schuko (S SO) or no socket. The luminaires are characterised by their trendy square shape and elegant anthracite colour, which matches the lampshade perfectly. Thanks to the replaceable G9 light source with a maximum output of 11 W, users can choose the colour and output of the light themselves, giving them total flexibility when it comes to lighting their garden. Made from aluminium and polycarbonate (PC), DASTEN luminaires have an IP44 protection rating, making them resistant to the elements.
