LED luminaire for sports halls and multi-sport facilities
A 150 W or 300 W solution designed for ball sports
SUPRALED is designed for lighting sports halls, multi-sport halls and indoor basketball, handball and other ball-sport courts. Its 85° optics, two power ratings and mounting options make it possible to design a layout suited to the size of the hall and the required lighting level.
two available power ratings
specified luminous flux depending on version and colour temperature
specified beam angle
two colour temperatures
specified L80/B10 lifetime
A luminaire to be dimensioned according to the hall
Lighting a sports hall is not simply about increasing power
The quality of indoor sports lighting depends on mounting height, hall geometry, luminaire layout, sporting activities and viewing directions. Two installations with the same total power can produce very different illuminance levels and uniformity.
SUPRALED makes it possible to study surface-mounted or suspended layouts. The choice between 150 W and 300 W must be made at the scale of the complete installation, taking into account the number of luminaires, visual comfort and installed power.
Sports applications
A solution designed for sports halls and indoor sports
The product is particularly relevant when the hall accommodates several sporting activities and the luminaires must meet the photometric, mechanical and maintenance requirements of a sports facility.
Multi-sport halls
The layout must be studied according to court markings, hall volume, activities and peripheral areas.
Basketball
Visual comfort must be analysed according to players' viewing directions, particularly towards the baskets and high ball trajectories.
Handball
The speed of play and movement across the entire area make uniformity and control of low-light areas essential.
Other indoor sports
Volleyball, table tennis and other activities can be included in the study according to the actual uses of the sports hall.
Selection guide
SUPRALED 150 W or 300 W: which version should be considered?
The 300 W version does not automatically replace two 150 W luminaires. The distribution of lighting points directly affects uniformity, low-light areas and visual comfort.
For increasing the number of lighting points and creating a regular layout
This version can be considered when light distribution takes priority over individual power.
- Flux at 3,000 K
- 24,902 lm
- Flux at 4,000 K
- 25,806 lm
- Dimensions
- 340 × 325 × 60 mm
- Weight
- 3.70 kg
For increasing luminous flux per lighting point in large spaces
The number and spacing of luminaires must remain compatible with the required uniformity.
- Flux at 3,000 K
- 49,772 lm
- Flux at 4,000 K
- 51,579 lm
- Dimensions
- 680 × 325 × 60 mm
- Weight
- 7.80 kg
Optics, mounting and visual comfort
85° optics to be integrated into the geometry of the hall
Light distribution must be considered together with mounting height and spacing between luminaires. The objective is to cover the sports area without creating major differences between central areas, playing lines and peripheral zones.
Technical specifications
Two formats for designing the sports hall layout
| Specification | SUPRALED 150 W | SUPRALED 300 W |
|---|---|---|
| Reference | STASUPR150W | STASUPR300W |
| Power | 150 W | 300 W |
| Colour temperatures | 3,000 K / 4,000 K | 3,000 K / 4,000 K |
| Luminous flux | 24,902 / 25,806 lm | 49,772 / 51,579 lm |
| Beam angle | 85° | 85° |
| Dimensions | 340 × 325 × 60 mm | 680 × 325 × 60 mm |
| Weight | 3.70 kg | 7.80 kg |
| Finish | Grey RAL 9006 | Grey RAL 9006 |
Protection ratings stated on the data sheet.
Control specified in the common technical characteristics.
Specified colour rendering index.
Specified operating temperature range.
Specified L80/B10 LED lifetime.
To be confirmed during specification: exact connection type, DALI control conditions, luminous flux reduction with the grid, electrical class, surge protection and compatibility of the fixings with the structure.
Installation example
Villefanian Sports Hall: 24 SUPRALED 150 W luminaires arranged in 4 rows of 6
This project illustrates a regular layout in a hall used for basketball, table tennis and various multi-sport activities. The luminaires are installed at a height of 7 m, for a total installed power of 3,600 W.
The data provided for the project indicates an average of 554 lux and U0 uniformity of 0.70. In the absence of an on-site measurement report included with the publication materials, these values are presented as reported results, not as official on-site measurements.
Technical interpretation: the value of this configuration lies in the consistency between mounting height, the 4 × 6 layout, individual power and distribution throughout the hall.
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STADÉLUM method
Dimension the hall before selecting the number of luminaires
STADÉLUM matches the characteristics of the sports hall to the expected result in order to propose a consistent layout and suitable installed power.
1. Analyse the hall
Dimensions, height, roof structure, fixing points, sporting uses and visual environment.
2. Define the objective
Required illuminance level, uniformity, training or competition use and lighting scenarios.
3. Design the layout
Selection of power ratings, spacing, layout, height and potential luminaire tilt.
4. Check visual comfort
Low-light areas, viewing directions, glare, installed power and the effect of accessories.
Photometric study
Check illuminance and uniformity before installation
The study makes it possible to compare several layouts, mounting heights and power ratings. It helps check the average level, peripheral areas, uniformity and consistency between the number of luminaires and total power.
When the anti-glare grid or a specific orientation is selected, the actual configuration must be included in the calculation to avoid overestimating useful luminous flux.
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Technical resources
Documents to prepare the specification
The technical data sheet presents the power ratings, luminous flux values, optics, dimensions, mounting options and main shared characteristics. Photometric files can be requested to integrate SUPRALED into a lighting study.
Frequently asked questions
Correctly dimensioning a SUPRALED project
What sports facilities is SUPRALED designed for?
SUPRALED is designed for sports halls, multi-sport halls and indoor courts used for basketball, handball and other ball sports.
How do you choose between 150 W and 300 W?
The choice depends on the size of the hall, mounting height, number of lighting points, layout, required illuminance and uniformity.
Is the luminaire suitable for ball impacts?
The technical data sheet states compliance with DIN 18032-3 and DIN 57710-13 standards relating to ball impacts. The associated supporting documents should be retained with the technical file.
What is the benefit of the anti-glare grid?
It can improve shielding of light sources in certain viewing directions. However, its luminous flux reduction must be taken into account in the study.
Why use DALI control?
Control can make it possible to adapt the lighting level to different uses, such as maintenance, training or competition, provided that the project scenarios are defined.
Your sports hall project
The number of SUPRALED luminaires should be determined by studying the hall
STADÉLUM analyses mounting height, structure, uses, layout, illuminance objectives, uniformity, visual comfort and installed power before proposing a configuration.
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