NOX

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 When developing the NOX series, designers focused primarily on functionality, modularity, and design variability, so that customers could supplement their workspace with auxiliary consoles at any time.

 A distinctive feature of this line is the perforated superstructure, which can accommodate one, two, or even three monitor levels. This superstructure also serves as a sunshade if the desk is positioned opposite a window. The console's stability is ensured by a frame made of 120x40 mm aluminum structural profile and a T-shaped joint. 

 Monitors are mounted and secured using VESA adapters located on a horizontal, height-adjustable rail. The eye-to-monitor distance is precisely calculated, and the monitor's angle can be adjusted.

 Connecting various gadgets is done without any additional body movement, at arm's length. Ample legroom ensures a seamless connection with the desk. 

 From the workstation's installation location, electrical connections are made to the rear wall-mounted power strips if the desk is against a wall, or to the brush-type entry holes in the base of the structure. At the customer's discretion, power strips or DIN rails can be installed in horizontal or vertical 19-inch racks, which are located around the entire perimeter of the base. Convenient integration of communication components is achieved through an aluminum hinged access panel in the tabletop and a cable channel running the entire length of the desk.

  Stylized perforated doors with locks ensure a favorable climate and the timely removal of hot air from the equipment compartment. Forced ventilation can be installed on both ends of the 19-inch racks for intensive heat removal. Variable side support designs can accentuate a corporate style.

  The functionality allows you to equip the technological niche with a variety of fixed and pull-out shelves for additional equipment. The console's dimensions and design can be customized to suit the architecture and size of the technological space without compromising the ergonomics and reliability of the automated workstation.