A new angle on spotlighting
Thorn Lighting’s new Graffiti spotlights can switch instantly from a tight focus to flood width. All that’s needed is a quick turn of the rear assembly. Using flexible optics, they deliver stepless beam angle adjustments of between 10-35 degrees or 25-55 degrees. Employing the latest halogen, metal halide and white SON lamps in wattages from 50W to 150W, the collection includes mains and low voltage fittings. Surface or track mounted, they have an individual dimmer option, plus a remarkable range of attachments.
All three ranges of fittings in the Graffiti family share the same classic, unobtrusive and, above all, consistent styling. All are extraordinarily compact and are adjustable through two axes: 360° horizontal and 90° vertical. And all are made from durable die-cast aluminium in unassuming white or modest silver/grey.
Graffiti is designed for the many applications where ever changing display lighting is present – shops, stores, hotels, restaurants, galleries and museums - in short, anywhere that demands manually adjustable effect and emphasis lighting.
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