YaYaHo Element 77

Name: YaYaHo Element 77
Brand: Ingo Maurer

Suspended lights from Ingo Maurer, Designed by Ingo Maurer

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Product description

Element 77 for YaYaHo. The multi-mirror reflector, covered with a natural-coloured shade, is adjustable vertically and horizontally along the wires.

YaYaHo is a low-voltage lighting system. All lighting elements are horizontally adjustable, Element 2 is also vertically movable. The technical sophistication and clean, unfussy lines of YaYaHo make for an endless range of both public and private use.

Light source
Socket GX 5,3, max. 50 W. Compatible with bulbs of the energy classes A++ - E. Originally with Multi-Mirror reflector with protective glass cover, halogen, 36° 50 W, 3000 K, 760 lm, 4500 h, CRI 100, EEC B (as at Sep. 2015). The halogen bulb is available separately. Also works with LED light source. Bulbs are not included.
Technical data
Part of the YaYaHo system, for 12 volts.
Colours
Shade: natural

Concept

YaYaHo is a low-voltage lighting system fed by a transformer which reduces the 230/125-volt mains current to 12 volts. The transformer (max. capacity 200 watts) is fitted with an integrated Watch Tronic power monitoring system and a thermal fuse. Part A: Transformer white, for wall or ceiling installation. Part B: 2 special cables, 4 wall anchors with insulated tensioning bolts. Part D: 2 pairs of special cables, 4 wall anchors, 2 insulators, ceiling fixture; separate transformer required for each pair of cables.
Part E: Nickel-plated metal rods, length 25,5 cm, for ceiling or corner installation.
Part F: Heat-resistant shades for lighting elements 2, 3 and 6. Colours: natural, silver, blue or matt black.

More about this product

Categorised in Interior lighting - Suspended lights - Lighting systems - Track lighting - General lighting - Low-voltage track lighting - Cable systems - Metal.

Part of the collection SYSTEMS.

Manufacturer Ingo Maurer

Family YaYaHo

Architonic ID 1068367

Year of Launch 1982