Collaboration Launches Two New Solar Lighting Bollards
First Light Technologies has teamed up once again with urban lighting furniture manufacturer Structura to launch two new architectural solar lighting bollards – the Ata and the Zora.
Constructed with a sustainably sourced solid Accoya wood body, the Ata and the Zora compliment any outdoor space with a unique and aesthetically compelling design. Powered by First Light’s solar technology, these bollards offer unmatched lighting performance with 50% lower installation costs, no ongoing electric bills and no scheduled maintenance.
The solar modules integrated seamlessly into the bollard heads are encapsulated in high-impact, UV resistant polyurethane to withstand any abuse.
“We are excited with the final result of our collaboration with Structura. The Ata and Zora bollards offer a great solar lighting solution in a unique, visually stunning design.”
Sean Bourquin
CEO, First Light Technologies
Leading Solar Lighting Meets Highest Quality Craftsmanship
The Ata and Zora combine Structura’s craftsmanship with the most advanced solar lighting technology available. Each wooden bollard is precision machined using CNC technology and assembled through glulam construction allowing these bollards to withstand exposure to extreme weather conditions.
“We’ve enjoyed collaborating with First Light again. Pairing their smart LED solar technology with the use of Structura’s wood body, we can now provide an aesthetically pleasing, cost friendly solar solution.“
Shannon Yust
National Sales Manager, Structura
Ideal for way-finding and space delineation applications, the Ata produces omni-directional, low glare light.
The Zora is available either as a solar or AC version and is ideal for ground illumination along pathways. Both incorporate First Light’s Solar Lighting Controller which allows each light to be self-learning and predicatively adapt to their surrounds to optimize lighting performance.
This is the second collaboration between First Light and Structura, first collaborating in 2012. For more information about the Ata or Zora bollards, visit Structura’s product page.