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Stadium & Sports Lighting

LED floodlighting for cricket, football, athletics, and multi-purpose stadiums. TV broadcast standard 1000–2000 lux, minimum glare, and uniform distribution for all sports applications.

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TV Broadcast Ready

We design to EN 12193 Class I standards — 2000 lux horizontal, 1000+ lux vertical for HD and 4K TV broadcast. Glare rating (GR) ≤ 45.

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Asymmetric Optics

Stadium LED luminaires with Type II/III asymmetric distribution deliver uniform light on the playing surface with minimum spill and glare.

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Flicker-Free

All sports LED fixtures supply at ≥4000 Hz flicker frequency — critical for slow-motion camera broadcast and professional sports coverage.

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All Sports Covered

Cricket, football, athletics, hockey, kabaddi — we design custom lighting layouts for each sport's specific lux level and uniformity requirements.

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Mast Design

Typically 25–40m masts for large stadiums, positioned at corners and sides to eliminate shadows. We provide photometric design report.

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Emergency Backup

Stadium lighting systems can be configured with generator backup or battery UPS for match safety during power failures.

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Sports Stadiums

High Mast Floodlighting for Sports Stadiums

Stadium lighting isn't one specification — a community ground and a TV-broadcast venue have very different lux, uniformity, and glare requirements, and getting this wrong means expensive rework.

Lux Levels by Use Case

Practice and community-level play typically needs 200–300 lux, while competitive matches without broadcast need 500–750 lux, and TV broadcast-grade matches require 1000+ lux with strict uniformity ratios so the picture doesn't show uneven lighting across the field.

Uniformity and Anti-Glare Optics

Camera-friendly lighting isn't just about brightness — uniformity ratio (the difference between the brightest and dimmest points on the field) and glare rating (GR) both matter for broadcast quality and player visibility, which drives narrower-beam, higher-precision luminaire selection than general area lighting.

Pole Placement Around the Field

Pole positions are planned to avoid shadow zones and camera sightline obstruction, typically at the corners or along specific bays depending on the stadium's design — this is worked out with a photometric simulation before any foundation is cast.

Upgrading Existing Stadium Lighting

Many stadiums built with HPSV floodlighting can be upgraded to LED without changing pole height or position, gaining both energy savings and better broadcast-quality uniformity in the same retrofit.

Frequently Asked Questions

What lux level do we need for a stadium hosting TV-broadcast matches?

Broadcast-grade matches typically need 1000+ lux with strict uniformity, considerably higher than the 200-300 lux sufficient for practice or community-level play. We run a photometric simulation specific to your field dimensions and camera positions.

Can our existing stadium floodlights be upgraded without changing the poles?

In most cases yes — LED retrofit reuses the existing poles and mounting positions while upgrading the luminaire heads, provided the structural condition of the poles is sound.