With a minimalist and symmetrical form, Notor is a chameleon of interior design. Available with up to three different finishes as standard, Notor ensures an optimal lit experience whatever your design concept.
Classic anodised is ideal for industrial applications. Striking black provides a powerful contrast against white surfaces. Think subtle white for more clean, contemporary stylings or use in combination with statement fittings.
With Notor you can play with lines, in continuous runs, square or L configurations or move away from 90° installations to create a more dynamic visual expression.
In continuous lines or using the illuminated L-pieces Notor can be configured to create different linear designs of unbroken light. Using the infill sections it is possible to incoporate additional functions such emergency lighting and controls while providing breaks in the light in long runs. Combine with Notor recessed for a consistent visual expression with different ceiling heights and types in the same space.
With Notor you can put the light where you want it. Direct only, 30/70, 50/50, 70/30, indirect only- play with the distributions to ensure you get the optimal lit effect for the needs of the space.
The choice of diffuser defines how the light is experienced and distributed, play with different optics depending upon the needs of the space.
Beta Opti
A contemporary take on a traditional louvre. The reflectors spreads the light out the sides, creating a classic batwing shaped light distribution for a glare-free working light.
Delta
The microprismatic lens carefully controls the distribution, creating a direction-free light ideal for both workstations or flexible working environments.
Opal
A softer output ideal for environments such as breakout spaces, meeting rooms or other areas where a diffused light is the preferred visual experience.
Three Louvres, Three Finishes, Five Distributions, endless possibilities.
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