MIFOR-70 as a Top 10 MUST SEE product of LightFair 2022!

KLUS is pleased to announce that Edison Report has named the MIFOR-70 LED Lighting System as a Top 10 MUST SEE product of LightFair 2022.

JUNE 20, 2022 — Brentwood, TN. Continuing the annual tradition, EdisonReport has announced the Top 10 Must See Products or Services at LightFair in Las Vegas. EdisonReport evaluates products and services from all companies to highlight the most innovative developments in our industry.

Edison Report about MIFOR: „MIFOR-70 from Klus is an innovative system providing limitless lighting creativity according to the architect’s/end user’s desire. The luminaires are designed into soft polygonal shapes allowing modules to be connected into strings and multiplying shapes.”

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MIFOR-70 is an innovative LED lighting system. It inspires you to play with its shape.

• Creating lighting according to the architect's / investor's sketch
• Enabling visual consistency with any interior design
• Building lighting fixtures with soft and polygonal shapes
• The system has a diffuser with good lighting parameters, high mechanical strength, fire and UV resistance
• Guarantee of pattern repeatability

What is MIFOR-70 in practice?

MIFOR-70 is a system that allows you to easily build irregular lighting fixtures of almost any shape, including open, closed and openwork. The lighting fixtures can take the form of circles, "soft" arcs transforming into the shape of a luminous line or plane.
MIFOR-70 can flexibly adapt to the design concept. The system does not only enable creating "soft" forms but also connecting the fixtures into strings and multiplying shapes. This allows you to create effective, polygonal, especially bent, "undulating" light compositions. MIFOR-70 fixtures are intended to be suspended on wires to the ceiling.
For architects, the main attraction of the MIFOR system is undoubtedly not being limited to specific, standard lighting fixtures available on the market. The possibilities offered by the MIFOR-70 system encourage unconventional creation, and even provoke to design architecture in parallel with lighting, already at the concept stage. Such an "open" approach will certainly enrich the design with new means of expression.