Sports lighting · Design & manufacture
Light the field.Keep it off the street.
LED floodlights and photometric design for stadiums, courts and arenas — aimed precisely, specified from calculation, and controllable from training level to match night.
- 200lm/W
- Rated efficacy of the stadium module series
- 10°–90°
- Interchangeable lens set, plus 80×155° asymmetric
- IP65IK08
- Ingress and impact rating, stadium series
- 0–10VDALI
- Dimming interfaces available on request
How we work
We sell a lighting result. The fixtures come with it.
A sports field is judged on four numbers: illuminance on the pitch, uniformity across it, glare for the players and spill beyond the boundary. We start every project from those numbers — drawings, mounting heights, level of play — and work back to the optics, the aiming angles and the luminaire count.
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Light on the field
Narrow and medium beam optics put lumens where the play is. Calculation grids follow the governing body's layout, not a generic rectangle.
- 02
Glare and spill under control
Visors, louvres and asymmetric lenses cut upward light and light trespass for neighbours, roads and wildlife corridors.
- 03
Ready for cameras
Driver selection and control strategy are planned around slow-motion and broadcast requirements from the first study.
- 04
From study to switch-on
Layouts, photometric reports, aiming tables and commissioning support — delivered by the same team that builds the luminaires.
Solutions
Lighting solutions by sport
Football Stadiums
EN 12193 Class I — 500 lx · U0 0.7Athletics Tracks
EN 12193 Class I — 500 lx · U0 0.7Tennis & Padel Courts
EN 12193 Class I (outdoor) — 500 lx · U0 0.7Basketball & Indoor Arenas
EN 12193 Class I (indoor) — 750 lx · U0 0.7Baseball & Cricket
Typical mast height — 25–45 mCommunity & School Fields
Training (EN 12193 Class III) — 75 lx · U0 0.5Golf & Driving Ranges
Throw distance — Up to 250 m+Luminaires
Sports luminaires
Stadium Floodlights
Football & rugby stadiums · athletics · golf
High-power modular LED floodlights for football stadiums, athletics tracks and other large outdoor venues mounted on high masts or roof trusses.
ExploreCourt & Field Floodlights
Tennis & padel · outdoor basketball · training pitches
Medium-power LED floodlights for tennis, padel, basketball, volleyball and community football fields on 8–18 m poles.
ExploreIndoor Arena Lights
Sports halls · indoor arenas · badminton & volleyball
Anti-glare LED luminaires for sports halls and indoor arenas — basketball, volleyball, badminton, futsal and multi-use courts.
ExploreProcess
From drawing to switch-on
- 1
Brief
Venue drawings, sport, level of play, existing poles and any planning constraints.
- 2
Photometric study
Layout, luminaire count and calculated illuminance, uniformity and glare.
- 3
Specification
Luminaire schedule, optics per position, mounting and control options.
- 4
Aiming & commissioning
Per-fixture aiming table and on-site verification against the design.
Designed to the targets of
- EN 12193
- FIFA Lighting Guide
- IES RP-6
- World Athletics
- ITF
- FIBA
Standards are design references. Compliance of a specific installation is confirmed by calculation and on-site measurement.
Insights
Notes from the design desk
- EN 12193 illuminance classes explainedWhat Class I, II and III mean in the European sports lighting standard, and how to pick the right class for a venue.
- Glare and spill: keeping sports light where it belongsHow optics, visors, aiming and pole position reduce glare for players and light trespass for neighbours.
- Flicker-free lighting for broadcast and slow motionWhy LED flicker shows up on camera, what flicker metrics mean and what to ask of a driver for televised sport.
- Pole layout for football pitches: 4, 6 or 8 poles?How the number and position of poles affects uniformity, glare and cost on a football pitch.