LED lighting for the SDIS de Sarlat multi-sport court
STADÉLUM supported this sports LED lighting project through a photometric study, optics selection and an optimised layout using two 6-metre poles.
Lighting a multi-sport court with a limited layout
The SDIS de Sarlat multi-sport court required a solution capable of providing comfortable lighting for multi-sport use without multiplying the number of installation points. The challenge was to distribute the light correctly using only two poles.
Targeting more than 200 average lux and 0.70 uniformity
The study was built around a clear photometric objective: to achieve an average illuminance above 200 lux and a target uniformity of U0 0.70, while keeping installed power under control.
A layout studied before the final floodlight selection
The study made it possible to verify the consistency between pole height, floodlight aiming, beam distribution, installed power and the expected uniformity across the playing area.
- Mounting height taken into account: 6 metres.
- Selected solution: 2 STADIUM 600W floodlights.
- Aiming and optics optimised to reduce weakly lit areas.
- Particular attention paid to visual comfort and glare.
The values shown correspond to the project objective and study. No measured on-site values are added here unless such data has been provided.
STADIUM 600W: targeted power for an outdoor multi-sport court
The STADIUM 600W was selected to provide significant luminous output from a limited layout while maintaining a project-based approach: height, aiming, optics, visual comfort and installed power.
What the study helps secure before installation
Illuminance level
Verify that the target lux level matches the actual use of the court.
Uniformity
Reduce differences between brightly lit and weaker areas across the playing surface.
Optics
Direct useful light towards the playing area rather than unnecessarily increasing installed power.
Visual comfort
Anticipate floodlight aiming to reduce glare.
Frequently asked questions about multi-sport court lighting
How many floodlights are required to illuminate a multi-sport court?
The number depends on the surface area, mounting height, available poles, target lux level and required uniformity. For this project, two STADIUM 600W floodlights were studied with two 6-metre poles.
Why carry out a photometric study before the installation work?
It makes it possible to anticipate average illuminance, uniformity, floodlight aiming, optics selection and installed power before ordering the equipment.
Can compliance be claimed without on-site measurements?
No. Without on-site measurements or an official validation document, the correct terminology is target objective, simulated result or desired level, rather than measured performance.
Have your lighting studied before choosing your floodlights
STADÉLUM analyses the site, available heights, layout, lux objectives, uniformity, glare, optics and installed power before recommending a solution.
Discuss my projectWhat the study helps verify
- Target illuminance level
- Target lighting uniformity
- Pole height and positioning
- Optics selection and aiming
- Visual comfort and glare
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