Meteor Lighting announces that its indirect linear lighting system, NovaLink, has been named a winner in the Linear Lighting Systems category of the 2025 LIT Lighting Design Awards. The award recognizes the product’s technical performance and architectural integration.

NovaLink is Meteor Lighting’s latest solution for high-ceiling spaces that demand indirect, glare-free, and visually comfortable illumination, addressing challenges in environments such as natatoriums and sports arenas. Built as a modular linear rail, the system features concealed wiring and interlocking 2 ft or 4 ft segments for seamless continuous runs and complex 90° layouts. The rail provides dual-sided upward illumination, delivering up to 8,400 lumens per foot at 140 lumens per watt (lm/W). For non-reflective ceilings, an optional wing attachment achieves up to 105 lm/W for downlighting, allowing for flexible mixed uplight and downlight configurations within the same continuous run.

For projects with greater performance demands, NovaLink pairs with Meteor Lighting’s Bolt Nova fixture, an IP66-rated high-output indirect floodlight. This unified system provides both the structural support and glare-free ambient light from the linear rail, while the floodlight delivers powerful directional lighting. This approach eliminates the need for separate fixture types and mounting systems, ensuring architectural coherence while streamlining installation.

In addition to the LIT Award, the NovaLink system was recognized in the 2025 IES Progress Report, affirming its contribution to advancements in architectural lighting technology.