Anrotix Adds a Knob-Dimmable 3-Light Arc Lamp to the Range

The newest addition to the Anrotix floor range is an arc lamp with three independently positioned heads and a turn-dimmer on the column, aimed at open-plan seating where one ceiling fixture never reaches.

What the three heads do

Each head on the arc carries light to a different part of the seating group — one over the sofa, one over the reading chair, one over the side table. Because they sit on a single heavy base, the lamp lights a whole conversation area from one outlet.

Why a knob, not a remote

A manual dimmer is the control guests and family actually find. Remotes get lost and apps get forgotten; a knob on the column is where the hand already is. For a lamp meant to be used every evening, the simpler control wins.

The stability brief

An arc that reaches far is a lever that wants to tip. This model carries its weight low in a wide base and keeps the arm short enough that a shoulder-height nudge does not overturn it — the same stability rule as the rest of the range.

Where it fits the assortment

It sits between the single-head arc and the fixed torchiere: more flexible than either for a seating group, and a natural step-up SKU for a buyer building a living-room plan around one lamp.

Frequently asked questions

Can each head be dimmed separately?

The heads aim independently; the dimmer controls overall output from the column knob, which is the control most users actually want within reach.

Is it harder to ship than a straight floor lamp?

The arm packs as one piece on a wide base, so carton design follows the same dimensional-weight logic as the rest of the range.