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Light:Guard at WindEnergy Hamburg 2026
From 22 to 25 September, the wind industry gathers in Hamburg again. Light:Guard will be there too – as part of the joint IHK Cottbus stand, in Hall A1, booth A1.251.3. If you'd like to talk about transponder-based night marking or external shutdown systems for wind turbines, you're welcome to stop by.
Light:Guard's sales team will be available for conversations throughout the fair. If you'd like to lock in a fixed slot in advance, you can book directly through the links below:
Since 2008, Light:Guard has been developing systems that light up wind turbines at night only when an aircraft actually approaches – the light:guard Aircraft Detection Lighting System (ADLS), mandatory in Germany since early 2025. More than 3,500 turbines already run on the system, and the collaboration with manufacturers such as GE, Nordex, and Vestas is correspondingly well established.
It's also worth stopping by the booth to learn about Light:Guard Shutdown Control: external shutdown systems that can stop turbines situationally – for example for harvest-related shutdowns, for Bundeswehr or rescue helicopter operations, or to protect nearby residents.
We look forward to the exchange in Hamburg.
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