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ADO Lights

Name: ADO Lights
Address: Christian-Schäfer-Str. 8, Euskirchen, 53881, DE
Telephone: +49 2255 921200
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Entwicklung und Vertrieb hochwertiger LED Leuchten. ADO Lights
LED. Auf den Punkt. Spot. Auf Reihe. Linien. Licht im Dunkel. Kirche. Konsumtempel. Museen. Drinnen. B2B.

Draußen. Wohnen. Arbeiten. Sichtfeld. Wegweisend. Dezent. Signal. Orientierung. Sicherheit. Konzentration. Komfort. Coolness. Ambiente. Effizient. Flexibel. Robust. Schonend. Privat. Aus Erfahrung. Gut. ADO Lights. DIE IDEE
ADO Lights bedeutet Erfolg – und Demokratie. Denn ADO Lights ist die Summe jahrelanger Erfahrungen. Wissen jedoch, so die Losung im 21. Jahrhundert, sollte man teilen. Am Anfan

g entwickelten die Ingenieure im hauseigenen Lichtlabor individuelle LED-Lösungen. Sie dienten zur Illumination architektonischer Vorzeige-Objekte. Oder herausragender Kunst. Die Ergebnisse waren so überzeugend, dass die nächste Idee entstand: nämlich das vorhandene Know-how möglichst vielen Anwendern zur Verfügung zu stellen. So entstand eine Produktpalette, die höchst unterschiedliche Leuchten umfasst. Sie alle basieren auf ausgereifter, erprobter Technik. Das Beste aber ist, dass sie in Serie zur Verfügung stehen. Das Portfolio ist ein Angebot an Bauherren, an Lichtplaner sowie private Ästheten. Jeder Baukörper lässt sich mit Leuchten von ADO Lights wirkungsvoll inszenieren. Auch Innenräume, Eingänge, Nischen, Vitrinen, Arbeitsbereiche oder Ruhezonen. Auf jede Fragestellung gibt es die passende Antwort. Und das richtige Produkt. To the point. In line. Lines. Light in the dark. Church. Consumer paradise. Museums. Inside. Outside. Living. Working. Field of vision. Pioneering. Unobtrusive. Orientation. Security. Concentration. Comfort. Ambience. Efficient. Flexible. Gentle. Private. Experience. Excellence. OUR IDEA
ADO Lights stands for success – and democracy. Because ADO Lights is the sum of years of experience. However, sharing knowledge is the credo of the 21st century. Initially, our engineers developed individual LED solutions in the in-house light laboratory. These were used to illuminate architectural showpieces. Or exceptional works of art. The results were so convincing that the next idea was born: Making the existing know-how available to as many users as possible. This resulted in a portfolio comprising a variety of very different luminaires. All of them are based on state-of-the-art, proven technology. But one of the best features is that they are available in series. This portfolio is an offer to builders, light planers and private aesthetes. Luminaires from ADO Lights can be used to provide effective illumination for any building structure. Including interior spaces, entrance areas, alcoves, glass display cabinets, work spaces or quiet zones. We can provide answers to any question. And the appropriate product.

21/05/2026

💡 How do you illuminate architecture without contributing to light pollution?
Welcome to the first episode of “Behind the Light”, a new series where Patrick Timmler, CEO of ADO Lights, takes you behind the thinking, challenges, and custom solutions behind our projects.

For the Rudolfplatz project in Cologne, the goal wasn’t simply to light the façade.
It was to emphasise the architecture with precision, while ensuring comfort for the people inside the building and minimising unnecessary spill light.

The concept by a·g Licht focused on illuminating the window reveals to define the rhythm of the façade.
But one challenge remained:
How do you create this effect without glare for the occupants?

💡 The solution was simple, precise, and fully custom:
a black passe-partout integrated onto the glass to further cut off the beam angle and prevent direct glare.

The result?
Light exactly where it’s needed.
No excess spill. No visual noise.
Just a clean architectural statement after dark.

Because good lighting isn’t about adding more light.
It’s about controlling it.

✨ This is how we approach custom solutions at ADO Lights.

Lighting Designer: a·g Licht, Cologne
Architect: Max Dudler, Berlin/Zurich
Photographer: Peter von Pigage
Video: TTC Timmler Technology
Music: Pixabay

👉 Discover more: www.ado-lights.de

16/05/2026

💡 “Light is part of architecture. It shapes atmosphere, experience, and how spaces are felt.”

For the International Day of Light 16 May , Patrick Timmler , CEO of ADO Lights , shares what continues to drive us every day: creating customised lighting solutions that combine technical precision with architectural thinking.

Manufactured in Germany and developed in close collaboration with architects and lighting designers, every ADO Lights project begins with the same goal, making light feel integrated, intentional, and lasting.

This day is also an opportunity to thank everyone who trusts us with their ideas, challenges, and ambitious projects.

To all clients, partners, architects, and lighting designers:
thank you for continuing to shape meaningful spaces through light together with us.

Happy International Day of Light ✨

07/05/2026

📌 When architecture, function, and light work together, lighting becomes part of the design.

The modernisation of the Gersdorff Barracks is a clear example.

💡 On the façade:
LED wallwashers are integrated into the louvre structure, creating precise vertical accents that redefine the building’s presence after dark.
With RGB control via DMX512, the façade can shift from calm, monochromatic tones to dynamic colour scenarios.
An adjustable beam angle (10–30°) ensures accurate alignment with architectural details.

💡 Inside the building:
The lighting follows the same clarity.
– 84 metres of recessed luminaires
– 39 pendant luminaires

The LED Linargo system delivers uniform, glare-free light, designed to support focused work, learning, and training.

The result?
A cohesive lighting concept:
▪ Outside, the architecture is revealed
▪ Inside, the space supports its users

A project that shows how precise lighting can shape both experience and function.

👉 Discover more: www.ado-lights.de

23/04/2026

📌 125 metres high, now redefined by light.

The ARAG headquarters shapes Düsseldorf’s northern skyline. Designed by Norman Foster with RKW+, its elliptical form and double façade have made it a landmark since day one.

Now, the entrance experience has been elevated, through light.

💡 The approach:
As part of the forecourt renovation, façade drainage channels and linear grates were upgraded, creating the opportunity to integrate lighting directly into the architecture.

Over 38 metres, LED wallwashers by Lights are seamlessly built into the façade channels, directing light upward to define the entrance canopy.

The result:
A warm, corporate yellow glow that welcomes visitors while establishing a clear point of orientation.

Not lighting that competes.
Lighting that enhances, with precision.

👉 Discover more: www.ado-lights.de

Client: ARAG, Düsseldorf
Landscape Architect: +grün GmbH, Sebastian M. Fürst
Photography: B+E Fotografie, Düsseldorf

16/04/2026

📌 A place you can’t miss in Düsseldorf: Kennedydamm.
On the route from the airport to the city centre, one project stands out, not for being loud, but for how it shapes the space around it: One Plaza.

From the start, this wasn’t a typical development.
No topping-out ceremony—just a tree planted in the courtyard. A clear statement of intent.

🌱 “Forest Home” is how +grün describes the concept:
lush outdoor spaces, a vibrant courtyard, and a rooftop designed for people to stay, not just pass through.

💡 The challenge:
Integrate lighting that supports the architecture, without dominating it.
Durable, weather-resistant, and built for long-term outdoor use.

The result?
Linear light integrated into seating elements, softly illuminating terraces after dark.
The courtyard becomes a meeting point. Calm, defined, and intuitive.

Not lighting that demands attention.
Lighting that makes space visible.

Client: Momeni, Hamburg
Architect: HPP Architekten, Düsseldorf
Landscape: +grün, Düsseldorf
Lighting Design: Ingenieure, Berlin
Photography: Ralph Richter

👉 Discover more: www.ado-lights.de

09/04/2026

📌What story does your building tell after dark?
Some buildings appear to move, even while standing still. The Alif Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai demonstrates how architecture becomes an experience through light. Sculptural and powerful by day, it transforms at night into a dynamic interplay of reflection, line, and movement.

💡A total of 870 LED light lines integrated into the ground do more than structure the space, they intuitively guide visitors along the architecture. Here, light becomes orientation, momentum, and rhythm.

Particularly striking are the 38 illuminated columns engraved with 200,000 names. A walkable sculpture, precisely staged, with only a 10 mm gap between the light line and the stone. Maximum impact, minimal glare.

This project demonstrates that light is not an addition to architecture. It is part of the concept. The defining question is not “How do we illuminate?” but “What story does the building tell after dark?”

Architects: Asif Khan, London | Foster + Partners, London
Lighting Designer: David Atkinson Lighting Design, London | Delta Lighting Design, London/Dubai
Images: TTC Timmler Technology

👉 Discover more: www.ado-lights.de

02/04/2026

🌱Sustainability doesn’t end with the product, it starts with the company.
An energy provider in South Westphalia brought together nine separate locations into a new, energy-efficient headquarters. At the heart of the site lies a landscaped courtyard, where curved, two-tone surfaces create a space designed for both movement and pause.

Seamlessly integrated within the paving transitions are 120 metres of LED Lightlines. Following the organic geometry of the design, they structure the space after dark while serving as a subtle and intuitive wayfinding system.

💡What the LED Lightlines deliver:
▪ Energy-efficient LED technology
▪ Robust construction for high foot traffic
▪ Flexible alignment across complex radii
▪ A seamless connection between design and function

The result is a space where architecture, orientation, and sustainability come together, thoughtfully designed and atmospherically lit.

Lighting Design: LICHT KUNST LICHT AG, Berlin/Bonn
Architect: JSWD ArchitektenD Architekten
Images: TTC Timmler Technology

👉 Discover more: www.ado-lights.de

26/03/2026

✨ Light + Building 2026 – Connecting with the Industry
Light + Building remains a key moment for the lighting community, a place to reconnect, exchange ideas, and see where the industry is heading next.

This year, Patrick Timmler mler and Vagrig Karimian rimian from the ADO Lights ts team were on the ground in Frankfurt, engaging with partners, designers, and collaborators across the fair.

From exploring new developments across the halls to spending time at the Design Plaza (Hall 3.1), the focus was clear: meaningful conversations, shared knowledge, and a closer look at how lighting continues to evolve.
💡 Highlights from our visit:
▪ Reconnecting with our extended network across the global lighting community
▪ Joining the Women in Lighting event, moderated by SabineDeSchutter, a strong platform for dialogue, visibility, and industry progress
▪ Meeting with Katia Kolovea (Archifos) and exchanging insights on communication, community, and collaboration
▪ Taking part in the Lichtdesign-preis 2026 awards. Congratulations to all involved!
▪ Celebrating the Silhouette Awards community as proud sponsors, discussing portfolios, visibility, and what truly opens doors for emerging designers

What stood out most wasn’t just the technology, it was the people behind it.

The conversations. The ideas. The shared ambition to push lighting forward.

As a German manufacturer, being present at Light + Building is not just about showcasing products, it’s about being part of the dialogue that shapes the future of our industry.

Thank you to everyone we connected with.

We’re already looking forward to continuing these conversations.

👉 Discover more: www.ado-lights.de

19/03/2026

📌Premium is defined by the details.

With its High Power Charging Lounges, Porsche demonstrates how charging infrastructure can become an architectural experience: refined, high-quality, and thoughtfully executed.
The lighting concept by a.g Licht plays a central role in this approach.

Beneath the widely cantilevered, wing-like roof, two custom light lines follow the exact curvature of the roof edge. This is not a standard solution, it is precise integration into the architecture.

💡The advantages of the solution:
▪️Exact adaptation to complex geometries.
The light lines emphasize the roof form and make the structure clearly legible at night.
▪️Perfect homogeneity without dark zones.
Seamless transitions create a calm, high-end lighting effect, essential in a premium environment.
▪️4000K light color, intentionally selected.
In combination with the wooden ceiling, it creates an atmosphere that balances clarity with comfort.
▪️A fluid transition from exterior to interior.
The lighting visually connects the charging bays with the lounge, forming a cohesive spatial experience.
▪️Sustainability through replaceability.

Thanks to dedicated mounting profiles, individual segments can be replaced if necessary, efficient in maintenance and durable in operation.

The result is more than illumination.
It is architectural precision, technical quality, and design continuity.

Because even while charging,
luxury is defined by the details.

Architects: ATP architekten, Frankfurt am Main
Lighting Designer: a.g Licht, Köln
Photographer: TTC Timmler Technology GmbH
Productimage: Peter von Pigage

👉 Discover more: http://www.ado-lights.de

12/03/2026

📌 LED Luc – Small in Size. Big on Precision.

Compact yet powerful, LED Luc adapts effortlessly to the needs of any space. Whether delivering a tight accent on a single object or providing broader illumination, it offers complete control.

Thanks to its swivelling head and magnetic base, the luminaire can be positioned precisely and adjusted at any time, ideal for evolving exhibition layouts or design refinements.

Its performance has been proven in demanding projects such as the Slovak National Museum, the British Museum, and Schwangau Castle. Wherever light must be precise, discreet, and reliable, LED Luc delivers.

From a technical standpoint, it performs just as impressively: minimal heat output, zero UV components, and excellent colour rendering ensure gentle, high-quality illumination, perfectly suited for artworks, artefacts, and historic interiors.

💡Key Benefits at a Glance:
▪ High flexibility through adjustable positioning and versatile applications
▪ Magnetic base for effortless alignment
▪ Ideal for museums, galleries, churches, castles, trade fairs, libraries, and private residences
▪ Designed for the sensitive illumination of paintings and exhibits
▪ No UV emission
▪ Low heat output, reducing strain on climate control systems
▪ Excellent colour rendering (CRI > 90)
▪ Interchangeable lenses for future adaptability
▪ Outdoor version available (IP54)
Compact in form. Precise in effect.

LED Luc delivers light exactly where it matters.

📸 Photographer: TTC Timmler Technology | Hufton + Crow | Peter von Pigage

👉 Discover more: www.ado-lights.de

Adresse

Christian-Schäfer-Str. 8
Euskirchen
53881

Öffnungszeiten

Montag	08:00 - 12:30
	13:15 - 17:00
Dienstag	08:00 - 12:30
	13:15 - 17:00
Mittwoch	08:00 - 12:30
	13:15 - 17:00
Donnerstag	08:00 - 12:30
	13:15 - 17:00
Freitag	08:00 - 12:30
	13:15 - 15:00

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+49 2255 921200

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http://www.ado-lights.com/

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