Novus at Orgatec 2024: Working comfortably and ergonomically

Lingen, in August 2024. At this year’s Orgatec in Cologne, brand manufacturer Novus will be showcasing the best way to illuminate workstations and position monitors ergonomically and flexibly. Located in hall 7.1, booth E020, Novus, with its high-quality products and workstation solutions, is ideally positioned to meet modern-day office requirements in terms of ergonomics, design and functionality.

Every two years innovative solutions for the working world of tomorrow take centre stage at Orgatec, the leading international trade fair for office and facility. At Orgatec, Novus Dahle will be demonstrating how contemporary ‘new work’ concepts can be implemented ergonomically and comfortably. Here, on approximately 100 square metres of exhibition space, Novus More Space System will be presenting its products for the comfortable, flexible workstations of the future, which offer office staff space for creativity, concentration, communication and collaboration, and, above all, make working easier. The “Attenzia” task lights and the flexible “Clu” monitor support arms will be the main focus of Novus’ trade fair presentation.

Perfectly illuminated workstations

The task lights of the “Attenzia neo” range from Novus stand out with their successful combination of optimum illumination, minimalist design, high-grade and robust materials, all while bearing the “Made in Germany” quality seal. The modern illumination concept is characterised by extremely low glare values, boasting high light efficiency at the same time. As standard with the “Attenzia neo” luminaires, 25 per cent of the total light falls directly onto the desk space thanks to the innovative LED lighting system, while LED light strips on the upper side of the lamp shine 75 per cent of the light towards the ceiling for indirect illumination. If you want to control direct and indirect illumination separately, we recommend “Attenzia neo+ XT”, which will be unveiled at Orgatec: The model comes with two key switches that can be used to set and save illuminance according to individual preferences. And the new “Attenzia neo+ U” luminaires impress with their double luminaire heads, which, thanks to their U-shaped layout, provide ideal illumination to two workstations in a block arrangement.

Working without limitations

Novus has been producing high-quality monitor support arms since 2001, enabling people to work ergonomically through their wide range of installation options. This substantial experience is reflected in particular in the technically sophisticated monitor support arms of the “Clu” series. Whether installed for one, two or three monitors, for standard screens or even for heavy monitors weighing up to 15 kg or for curved displays: The modular “Clu” and “Clu Plus” monitor holders allow users to create their own workplace design. With all “Novus Clu” models, monitors can be manoeuvred into position smoothly and as required. Thanks to the pivot function, the monitor can even be set up for working in portrait format. The “Clu Plus” monitor holders offer a flexible, space-saving solution, giving users plenty of freedom in designing their workstations and enabling new viewing angles. The holders aren’t just impressive for their functionality, ergonomics and flexibility: In terms of design, too, they stand out from the crowd with their clear design language and the three available colours: black, white and silver.

Relaxed atmosphere

“Orgatec is without doubt the highlight of the trade fair calendar every two years,” explains Patrick Niehoff, Sales Director More Space System at Novus. “This internationally oriented trade fair gives us a unique opportunity to cultivate existing contacts and impress prospective customers with our office solutions on-site at the venue.” Something to look out for at this year’s Orgatec: A foosball table in XXL format at the booth will help create a relaxed atmosphere and invite booth visitors to show off their playing skills. “We want to spend time with our customers and booth visitors in as relaxed an atmosphere as possible. We’re also planning to organise a little Novus foosball tournament featuring a ‘wall of champions’,” explains Niehoff. “Here, one thing is abundantly clear: ‘new work’ means much more than just setting up a foosball table. However, its presence at our booth should symbolise the change taking place in offices towards an open working culture, where flexibility, communication and cooperation are practised.”

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