Sports Lighting For Outdoor Sports Venues

Athletes of all levels want to perform their best on the sports field. You can help them achieve their fitness and sports goals by creating an ideal athletic environment which includes the best quality sports lighting.

Philips LED Sports Lighting

Philips offers the latest high-efficiency LED sports lighting systems. Their complete lighting system complete lighting solution with the PerfectPlay wireless control system with integrated LED floodlights for all types of outdoor sports and taking into account the requirements from the smallest through to the most complex outdoor sports facility.

Football Fields

Because recreational football is usually played in the evening, effective lighting maximizes 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.

Tennis court lights

When lighting a tennis court, the objective is to ensure good visibility enabling both players and spectators to follow the progress of a game. The ball, regardless of its location and speed, should always be clearly visible.

Hockey Lights

Good quality illumination is essential for sports like hockey where players are expected to react quickly to a small but fast-moving ball. This aspect of the game demands uniform light distribution and a color temperature that matches daylight.

Golf Course Lighting

The distance markers must be clearly visible and the player must be able to follow the flight of the ball. While the tee areas will require separate illumination, there should be general illumination of the full length of the golf range surface.

Playing Court Lighting

Playing courts designed for multisports should ensure that their proposed lighting considers the needs of all the various sports to be played. Care must be taken to ensure that the lighting design produces uniformity of the required illumination and that glare and light pollution are minimised.