Kono provides compact performance and flexible lighting

Little boats splash about dreamily in Amsterdam’s canals. The gable ornamentation on the splendid merchants’ houses looks down on visitors with their bulging shopping bags. Today the waterways of the Dutch capital still bear testimony to the worldwide goods traffic in the golden age of the trading nation. Nowadays the little shops in the narrow alleyways of the old part of the city still have an enormous turnover of goods. As in many old city quarters of the world’s metropoles with high sales levels the low ceilings of the buildings under protection as historical monuments are a constant challenge for shop fitters and lighting designers. With Kono Ansorg has created a luminaire that has been specially adapted for such building structure situations  compact in its design, flexible in the lighting characteristics with high-performance light sources.

Design and technology with integrative thinking
The surface-mounted spotlight Kono owes its name to the minimal conical housing. Also in the case of Kono, unobtrusive but style-defining details show the enthusiasm for functional design. For example, the reflector retaining ring for Kono permits fast and easy change of the reflectors and at the same time provides very good protection from glare. Since this is particularly important in the case of low mounting heights. Maximum functionality in the most beautiful guise  that is what the Ansorg quality seal stands for that also adorns the Kono luminaire.

The control gear is integrated into the power track adapter. That permits clear lines in contouring and an even more compact design. For instance, Kono remains fully pivotable and rotatable even in narrow light wells. Over sales areas with low ceiling heights that is a flexibility only rarely found. The ceiling appearance remains calm in a cultivated way like the luminaire itself. 

The high performance of 3000 lumens in combination with the wide range of reflectors that can be used make Kono an all-rounder. The luminaire, kept stringently simple, has a very good price/performance ratio. It makes fashion and food in shop windows and on goods carriers shine out in sales-promoting brilliance even under difficult conditions.