YaYaHo is a low-voltage lighting system. A complete system consists of 2 special cables with fixings and tensioning units, a transformer, and the lighting elements. YaYaHo can be stretched from wall to wall or mounted on the ceiling with additional rods. The system can be installed at right angles, diagonally, or around corners. The cables are available in lengths of 6, 8, and 10 meters. With additional accessories (Parts) and 9 different lighting elements, YaYaHo can be customized to suit a wide variety of room situations. All lighting elements can be moved horizontally along the cables, and some can also be adjusted in height or swiveled. This allows YaYaHo to be easily adapted to changing lighting requirements with just a few simple adjustments. Ingo Maurer introduced the groundbreaking low-voltage lighting system YaYaHo in 1984. Sophisticated technology and understated aesthetics offer endless possibilities for use in private and public spaces.
