KICK I is a recessed orientation light with a round white face 5 cm across. It throws light to one side only, through the crescent opening at the bottom edge of the face, so the beam lands on the surface below the fitting. Rendl builds it for installation in a wall.
The light it gives
The LED is built in permanently. There is no socket and no bulb to buy, but the source cannot be replaced either — once it is spent, the whole fitting is replaced. Rendl rates it at 50,000 hours.
The fitting puts out 100 lumens at 3000 K, a warm white with a slightly yellow cast. That is marker-light output: enough to pick out a step, a threshold or the edge of a path after dark, and not enough to light a room or a terrace. A colour rendering index of Ra 80 is normal for orientation lighting.
The opening you need to prepare
The visible face measures 5 cm across and the body sits inside the wall: the mounting hole is round, 4 cm in diameter and 8 cm deep. Check both figures against your own wall before ordering — a thin partition, or plasterboard with little space behind it, will not take the body. The complete fitting weighs 230 g, so the fixing carries almost nothing.
Where it can be installed
IP54 means protection against dust and against splashing water from any direction, so the fitting works outdoors without further shielding: in a facade wall, a garden wall, the side of a terrace or a stairwell. It runs on 230 V and the driver sits inside the body, so it connects straight to the mains through the lead at the back — no separate transformer.
