Selux Olivio adds Visor accessory

SLS Group said on May 20 that Selux had added a new Visor accessory to the Olivio lighting family, according to a post on X. The post said the accessory is designed to reduce uplight and glare and presented it as part of the company’s broader push around form, function and “responsibility.” Selux’s own Olivio product materials describe the range as an outdoor lighting family with multiple design lines and configurable optical accessories. A third-party Selux distributor post published in December 2025 also described the Visor as a newly designed accessory intended to support DarkSky-friendly lighting practices. ### Where did the Visor announcement appear? SLS Group published the announcement on X on May 20, saying the Olivio family had gained a “sleek new Visor accessory” for reduced uplight and glare, according to the social post referenced in the briefing. The post framed the update around practical light control and environmental messaging tied to responsible outdoor illumination. December 3, 2025 is the earliest web-verifiable reference surfaced in this search set to the same accessory language. (selux.com) A Light Abilities page for Selux said a “newly designed Visor accessory” integrates with Olivio’s form while reducing uplight and glare to support DarkSky-friendly lighting practices. ### How does Selux describe the Olivio family itself? Selux describes Olivio as an outdoor lighting system with three design lines: Sistema, Floracion and Candelabra. (lightabilities.com) The company says the range is intended for urban spaces and can be configured with different luminaire heads, pole types and accessories. Selux also says the product family can incorporate added modules including gobo projectors, audio speakers and camera housings within a unified luminaire design. (lightabilities.com) That places the Visor within a broader product architecture built around interchangeable components rather than a single fixed fixture. ### What is verified about the optics and accessory options? Selux’s technical-data page lists a 20° light distribution option among Olivio optical choices, alongside narrower and wider beam spreads. (selux.com) The same page also shows a menu of accessory categories and lighting accessories available within the family. The December 2025 Light Abilities post said Selux had also added a 20° “Wide Spot” to the Piccolo and Grande models so the range could offer the same precision and control across the family. (selux.com) That distributor language is not identical to the May 20 social wording, but it supports the core claim that a 20° optical option is part of the Olivio update. ### What does the company say the accessory is for? (selux.com) The Light Abilities post said the Visor is meant to reduce uplight and glare and tied that function to DarkSky-friendly lighting practices. Selux’s broader Olivio product page also says the family includes “versatile accessories for customised light effects” and describes those elements as tools to direct, diffuse or refine the light effect for different applications. (lightabilities.com) Selux’s website does not, in the pages surfaced here, publish a standalone Visor spec sheet or launch release with pricing, dimensions or part numbers. The verifiable public record from this search set is narrower: the accessory exists in partner marketing, it is tied to reduced uplight and glare, and Olivio’s official product pages show a configurable system with matching optical and accessory options. (lightabilities.com) ### Where can readers check the next layer of detail? Selux’s Olivio product page, configurator and technical-data page are the next places to watch for model-level details, including accessories and beam distributions. As of May 21, those pages list the Olivio family’s design lines and optical options, while the May 20 SLS Group post remains the clearest dated public announcement tied to the Visor update. (selux.com) (lightabilities.com)