Solutions
Lighting solutions by sport
Each sport asks something different of the light: a ball in the air, a camera on the halfway line, a player looking straight up into a mast. Start with the venue you are lighting.
Stadiums
Football Stadiums
Mast and roof-mounted LED floodlighting for football and rugby stadiums, from league training levels to broadcast matches.
- EN 12193 Class I
- 500 lx · U0 0.7
- EN 12193 Class II
- 200 lx · U0 0.6
- EN 12193 Class III
- 75 lx · U0 0.5
Track & field
Athletics Tracks
Floodlighting for 400 m tracks and field-event areas, balancing uniformity around the bend with low glare for high jump and pole vault.
- EN 12193 Class I
- 500 lx · U0 0.7
- EN 12193 Class II
- 200 lx · U0 0.6
- EN 12193 Class III
- 100 lx · U0 0.5
Racket sports
Tennis & Padel Courts
Low-glare court lighting for tennis and padel clubs, with optics that keep light inside the enclosure and away from neighbours.
- EN 12193 Class I (outdoor)
- 500 lx · U0 0.7
- EN 12193 Class II
- 300 lx · U0 0.7
- EN 12193 Class III
- 200 lx · U0 0.6
Indoor sport
Basketball & Indoor Arenas
High-bay LED lighting for sports halls and arenas — basketball, volleyball, badminton and futsal — with shielded optics for upward-looking play.
- EN 12193 Class I (indoor)
- 750 lx · U0 0.7
- EN 12193 Class II
- 500 lx · U0 0.7
- EN 12193 Class III
- 200 lx · U0 0.5
Aerial sports
Baseball & Cricket
Floodlighting for aerial-ball sports, where the ball must be tracked high above the pitch and against the night sky.
- Typical mast height
- 25–45 m
- Design focus
- Aerial ball volume
Community sport
Community & School Fields
Affordable, dimmable floodlighting for training pitches, school fields and multi-sport parks — designed for low running costs and good neighbours.
- Training (EN 12193 Class III)
- 75 lx · U0 0.5
- Typical pole height
- 12–18 m
Golf
Golf & Driving Ranges
Long-throw floodlighting for driving ranges and practice areas, lighting the ball's flight over 200+ metres without lighting the sky.
- Throw distance
- Up to 250 m+
- Optics
- 10°–25° narrow beams