Bollard & Path
NA52 Adjustable Stainless Lawn Light - 1, 2 and 3 Head
A stainless steel lawn light whose heads are the moving part: each head slides along the vertical pole and rotates on its bracket, so after the spike is in the ground the light can still be raised over new planting, lowered behind a hedge, or aimed along a path - no re-installation, no second fixture. Three versions cover one, two and three heads on the same 52 mm head platform: NA52-1 (three heads, 2127 mm overall), NA52-2 (two heads, 845 mm) and NA52-3 (single head, 845 mm). IP65, 24V, and wattage configurable to your project.
Specifications
- Model
- NA52-1 (3 heads) / NA52-2 (2 heads) / NA52-3 (1 head)
- Type
- Stainless steel lawn light with adjustable heads
- Overall height
- 2127 mm (NA52-1) / 845 mm (NA52-2, NA52-3)
- Head size
- Ø52 × 133 mm
- Head projection
- 106 mm from the pole
- Head adjustment
- Each head slides along the pole for height and rotates on its bracket for direction - set after installation
- Power
- Configurable to your specification, per head
- Input
- 24V
- IP grade
- IP65
- Material
- Stainless steel
- Mounting
- Ground spike, tool-free placement in beds and lawn
- Warranty
- 3 years (per supplier)
Product Overview
Most lawn lights are fixed the day they go in: the planting grows, the light ends up in the wrong place, and the answer is a new hole. The NA52 series works the other way round. Each head slides along the vertical pole for height and rotates on its bracket for direction, so a single fixture can start low over a new border and end up above mature grasses two seasons later - without lifting the spike. Three versions share the same Ø52 mm head platform: NA52-1 carries three heads on a 2127 mm pole, NA52-2 and NA52-3 carry two and one head on an 845 mm pole. IP65 on a 24V circuit, with wattage configured to your project.
Why adjustable heads change the specification
A fixed lawn light has to be specified before the planting is mature, and that guess is usually wrong by year two. When height and aim adjust on the pole, the specification becomes forgiving: the same fixture covers a low border wash, a mid-height accent and a taller marker, and the landscape team can re-aim the beam after the beds are planted rather than before. On multi-head models each head is independent, so one pole can graze a path with one head while the second and third pick out shrubs at different heights.
Where it works
Garden beds and borders where planting height changes; path and driveway edges that need a repeated upright rhythm; planted courtyards and roof terraces; hotel and restaurant gardens where the scheme is re-aimed between seasons; and multi-head positions where one spike has to light two or three different elements.
OEM / ODM Notes
Finished-goods selection from the NoorArch ready collection. Head count, pole length, finish, wattage and beam angle can be specified per project; private-mold development and certification support are available on request - submit a project brief with your target specification and volume.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the height and direction really be adjusted after installation?
A: Yes - that is the point of the series. Each head slides along the pole for height and rotates on its bracket for aim, and both are set on site after the spike is in the ground. On multi-head models every head moves independently.
Q: What do NA52-1, NA52-2 and NA52-3 differ in?
A: Head count and pole length: NA52-1 has three heads on a 2127 mm pole, NA52-2 has two heads and NA52-3 one head, both on an 845 mm pole. All three share the same Ø52 × 133 mm head.
Q: What wattage does it use?
A: Wattage is configured to your project - tell us the effect and spacing you need and the heads are built to that specification, per head.
Q: How is it installed?
A: On a ground spike: the spike locates in the bed or lawn without tools, and the pole length plus the sliding heads set the final light heights. IP65 and 24V suit permanent garden wiring.
Q: Can this series be adapted for our brand?
A: Yes - head count, pole length, finish, wattage and beam angle can be specified. Submit a project brief with your target specification and volume.