LED Football Lighting - Football Pitch Lights
Give Your Football Club A Competitive Edge
Because recreational football is usually played in the evening after work, effective lighting maximises the opportunity for people to take part in the game.
Although the lighting level will obviously be lower than for broadcasted matches, the lighting quality should remain high in terms of uniformity, visual comfort and limitation of obtrusive light, especially in residential areas where leisure sports facilities are often located.
These types of facilities will usually be stand-alone, in residential areas, with little or no spectator capacity. The lighting for non-televised events should be planned so that the horizontal surface of the pitch can be illuminated uniformly regardless of the pole arrangement chosen.
The poles must be positioned outside the normal direction of view for players with regard to their alignment with both goal lines and touch lines.
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Cost-effective, sustainable, and smart
OptiVision LED gen2
A new era in smart area and recreational sports lighting
- Innovative floodlight with dedicated optics that ensure maximum optical efficiency and enable accurate light distribution with a minimum of spill light
- Advanced Philips system controls and sensors enable additional energy savings (up to 65%) in area lighting applications
- Minimized maintenance costs thanks to long lasting LED's and the floodlights thermal management system
ClearFlood Large
The best solution for 1:1 retrofit
- Fast payback and low Total Cost of Ownership with energy savings and minimum maintenance
- Multiple control options ensure increased efficiency with intelligent lighting
- Combination of lenses and flux options ensure high level of project flexibility.
ClearFlood
Real LED solution for sports lighting
- Designed for 1:1 retrofit, with high energy savings and a fast return on investment
- Easy to select the required lumen performance
- Five different optics ensure versatility in application
OptiVision
Conventional floodlight
- Conventional asymmetrical floodlight
- Available with narrow, medium and wide optics for flexibility in use; sharp beam cut-off for excellent control of spill light and limitation of glare and upward light leakage
- Can be used with metal-halide lamps for good color rendering or high pressure sodium lamps for economical operation
Football Class I
EN12193: Eh ave > 500 lux Optivision LED gen2
| Specifications | OptiVision LED gen2 |
|---|---|
| Poles | 6 x 18 m |
| Floodlight | 38x Optivision LED gen2 1471 W |
| Floodlight Type | BVP525 OUT T25 50K 1xLED1940/757 A-NB/30 |
| System Power | 55.9 |
| Eh ave | >500 lux |
| Emin/Eave | > 0.7 |
| Ra | > 70 |
| GR Max | 47.9 |
| ULR | 2% |
| MF | 0.9 |
Football Class I
EN12193: Eh ave > 500 lux OptiVision
| Specifications | OptiVision LED gen2 |
|---|---|
| Poles | 6 x 18 m |
| Floodlight | 42 x OptiVision 2100 W |
| Floodlight Type | MVP507 MB/60 1xMHN - LA2000W/400V/842 |
| System Power | 89.2 kW |
| Eh ave | > 500 lux |
| Emin/Eave | > 0.7 |
| Ra | > 70 |
| GR Max | 47.7 |
| ULR | 0% |
| MF | 0.8 |
Football Class II
EN12193: Eh ave > 200 lux Optivision LED gen2
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Poles | 6 x 18 m |
| Floodlight | 16 x OptiVision LED gen2 1471 W |
| Floodlight Type | BVP525 OUT T25 50K 1xLED1940/757 A-NB/30 |
| System Power | 23.54 kW |
| Eh ave | >200 lux |
| Emin/Eave | > 0.7 |
| Ra | > 70 |
| GR Max | 45.8 |
| ULR | 2% |
| MF | 0.9 |
Football Class III
EN12193: Eh ave > 75 lux Optivsion LED gen2
| Specifications | ClearFlood Large |
|---|---|
| Poles | 4 x 18 m |
| Floodlight | 8 x OptiVision LED gen2 981 W |
| Floodlight Type | BVP515 OUT T25 50K 1xLED1290/757 A-NB/30 |
| System Power | 7.85 kW |
| Eh ave | > 75 lux |
| Emin/Eave | > 0.5 |
| Ra | > 70 |
| GR Max | 48.8 |
| ULR | 2% |
| MF | 0.9 |
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