Rendl GAVIN anthracite outdoor LED wall light 13 W 3000 K IP65 R13756 Promo CODE - LUN18 until the end of Oct 28

Rendl GAVIN R13756 is a shallow outdoor wall light with an anthracite frame and a broad frosted acrylic front. That rectangular front can do more than provide light: the manufacturer allows numbers or symbols to be applied to it, so the fitting can also mark an entrance.

A shallow fitting beside a doorway

The housing measures 20 cm across, 13.5 cm high and 3 cm deep. Compare this outline with the available wall space beside a door frame, on a facade or along an external corridor before choosing the mounting position. The small projection matters where you do not want a bulky fitting extending into a passage, although its location still needs to be checked against door movement and the space available.

A dark horizontal band above the pale front and rounded corners give the light a restrained modern appearance. Its simple geometry suits minimalist facades and entrance areas where lighting should remain a compact wall element, rather than an ornamental fitting with arms or an exposed bulb.

Warm light and a separate address label

The integrated LEDs use 13 W and provide 670 lm at 3000 K. This is warm-white light, with the colour temperature determined by the built-in source rather than by a separately chosen bulb. Frosted acrylic forms the pale surface in front of that source. The manufacturer identifies entrance doors, corridors and stairs as suitable applications. For a larger area, plan the number of fittings around the layout rather than relying on the wattage of one light.

The numbers and symbols shown in example photographs are not supplied. To use GAVIN as an illuminated house number, obtain the lettering separately and plan its arrangement on the front panel.

Outdoor installation and power

GAVIN operates on 230 V AC, is rated IP65 and includes the LED source and transformer. It can be used on entrance, terrace or boundary walls, including hotel and restaurant entrances. A qualified installer must carry out installation with the power switched off. The instructions also call for careful handling of the cover; it should not be treated as impact-resistant.