LED lighting for different sports

LED lighting for different sports

Soccer

Recreational football is usually played at night and good lighting allows players and spectators to play. The luxury required for football matches that are not broadcast is generally lower than the matches broadcast. But the light must be of high quality in terms of visual comfort, uniformity and the prevention of unwelcome light.

Tennis

When installing LED lights on a tennis court, good visibility should be your top priority. This will ensure that players can see the ball clearly, regardless of location or speed. Fans will also be able to follow the progress of the match.

Rugby

In a rugby field, the light must provide uniform lighting throughout the field. The ball must be clearly visible to players and the light must not affect players, officials or supporters.

Hockey

High lux levels are very important on a hockey field because players must react quickly to a small ball that moves quickly. This sport requires a uniform distribution of light and a color temperature similar to that of the day.

Golf

The lighting installed on the golf courses must make the markers clearly visible to the players. Players must also be able to see the balloon flight. The entire golf course must be well lit and the starting areas must be lit separately.

Athletics

Good lighting allows athletes to see everything that happens in the training zone or in the competition so that they can give the best possible performance. During a competition, high-quality lighting allows judges, officials, and spectators to see what is happening and to follow the performance of the athletes in the field. Spectators can also enter and exit the sports facility safely.

Softball and baseball

These two fast sports need intense lighting to be able to follow the flight and the action of the balloon. Since most of the action takes place in a regulation-sized inner field, the location requires illumination greater than that of a larger external field.

Playground

Playgrounds are generally designed for many sports. Electrical contractors who install lights in these fields must take into account all the requirements of the various sports practiced. The light should be uniform and light pollution and reflections should be minimized.

LED stage lamps consume 40 to 75 percent less electricity and produce the same lumens as metal halide lamps. They can generate more light on the ground thanks to their optics and their varied beam angles. LEDs also reach full brightness, unlike HID lamps, which take a long time to heat up. They have a high color rendering index and allow a clear distinction of color and objects, eliminating strobe effects. This is very important when sports activities are broadcast in high definition quality.
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