KEY & GAS SPRING
A key-operated bollard with gas-spring-assisted raising and manual lowering. The post remains within its buried housing when open, so there is no separate post to carry away.
KEY & GAS SPRING
Unlock the post and press it down by hand. Release it again to let the gas spring assist the return to its raised position.
KEY-OPERATED ACCESS
Use the key to release the raised post before lowering.
The catalogue shows the user pressing the post into the ground sleeve.
The post is retained in its housing with the cap at ground level.
Unlock at the cap to start the return movement.
The gas spring assists the post back to its 600 mm raised position.
DIMENSIONS & INSTALLATION
The 600 mm rise is an above-ground dimension. Housing depth and excavation are confirmed separately, with drainage and ground levels.
INSTALLATION REFERENCE
The post rises 600 mm above grade. The drawing and specification table give different below-ground housing depths, so the excavation and housing dimensions are confirmed on the project installation drawing.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Operation | Gas-spring-assisted raising; manual push-down |
| Post diameter | 219 mm |
| Rise | 600 mm |
| Wall thickness | 6 mm |
| Material | 304 stainless steel |
| Raising time | Less than 3 s |
| Lowering | Manual |
| Weight | Approximately 45 kg |
PRODUCT QUESTIONS
The illustrated operating method is key release with a gas spring for raising, and manual pressure for lowering. It is not described as an electric remote-controlled hydraulic system.
No. LZ-046 retracts into its housing. The manual action is to press it down, rather than remove the complete post.
Confirm the installation drawing before work starts. The catalogue elevation and the model table show different housing depths, so a final foundation depth is not stated here.
YOUR PROJECT
Share the post quantity, spacing, access frequency and finished ground conditions.