NoUVIR Lighting
About NoUVIR Lighting
• Perfect aim
• Perfect color (100CRI)
• Perfect focus (Adjustable 5° to 50° beams)
• Perfect artifact safety
• Awesome 10-year warranty
If it's rare... if it's valuable... if it's important... it's either lit with NoUVIR or it needs to be!
Competitors of NoUVIR Lighting
Welcome to the world of Atlas Specialty Lighting®! We are pleased that you have joined the very best resource for specialized lighting components available in the world today! This year marks our 56th year in the business of providing first class service to first class customers! Read More
Since the year 2000, Visual Lighting Technologies has earned a reputation as the premier source for specification grade fiber optic lighting systems. On a wide range of applications - from showcase lighting for the world’s most prestigious jewelers to impressive architectural and residential... Read More
Martin Professional is a world leader in the production of automated lighting for the entertainment industry and architectural lighting sector. Martin also produces Jem smoke machines. U.S. operations are based in Sunrise, Florida, with regional offices in Las Vegas; Branson, Missouri; and Simi... Read More
Products by NoUVIR Lighting
The NoUVIR PARA-FOL™ Flood is a small (3/8” diameter) fiber optic luminaire with a high-tech, black parabolic reflector. A fully adjustable (36° to 72°) beam with virtually no scatter, spill or visible high-angle light makes the PARA-FOL an exquisite, easily hidden downlight. Read more »
The NoUVIR MICRO-FOL Spotlight couples the black parabolic reflector of a PARA-FOL™ with a patented lens designed specifically for a fiber optic source. The result is an awesome miniature (1/2” diameter) pure-white, stone-cold, fiber optic luminaire that easily adjusts from a 15° spotlight to a... Read more »
A larger lens and housing (1-5/8” diameter) allows the NoUVIR ULTRA-FOL fiber optic luminaire to adjust from 50° down to a true 5° beam for tight focus or long throw applications. All of the light is in the controlled beam with no scatter, spill or chromatic aberration. An aimable version... Read more »
