Rendl light studio

Wall lamp Kelly LED I black 230 V 12 W 24° 3000 K

Name: Wall lamp Kelly LED I black 230 V 12 W 24° 3000 K
Brand: Rendl light studio

KELLY LED I is a directional wall and ceiling spotlight by Rendl: a round 13 cm head held in a metal yoke on a rectangular base, finished in black throughout. The LED module and its driver are built permanently into the head, and the fitting connects straight to 230 V mains. How much room it takes and how it mounts The base measures 13.5 cm wide and 11.9 cm high, and the whole fitting projects at most 19 cm from the mounting surface when the head is tilted out. That figure matters in a narrow hallway and along a wall people walk past. The spotlight weighs 0.69 kg, so the base holds on an ordinary wall plug. The manufacturer allows both wall and ceiling mounting, and the base covers the cable outlet. How much light it gives The built-in LED module draws 12 W and produces 600 lm in a 24° beam. This is accent light: it picks out a defined section of wall, a painting or a shelf rather than filling a room. In a larger space KELLY LED I works alongside the main lighting. At 3000 K the light is warm white, close to a traditional incandescent bulb. A colour rendering index of Ra 80 covers what living spaces need. No bulb has to be bought and none can be replaced — the manufacturer rates the module at 30,000 hours. Aiming the beam The head tilts through 160° and turns 350° around the axis of the base. The beam is therefore set after the fitting is installed and can be redirected later, when the furniture layout or the hung picture changes. Where it fits The shape is modern and modernist: a visible yoke, an exposed reflector, no ornament. The manufacturer intends this model for living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms, and for hotel and restaurant interiors where specific spots are lit. The KELLY series also includes two- and three-head versions and spotlights for 3-circuit tracks, so one solution can run through several rooms.Mostrar mais

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