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LED Sports Lighting Projects
A sports lighting project is not simply about choosing a floodlight. Each installation is designed according to its dimensions, mounting heights, layout, target lux level, uniformity and visual comfort.
This selection of projects and studies provides a practical overview of how STADÉLUM adapts optics, power levels and luminaire layouts to the specific constraints of each site.
Explore by Type of Sports Facility
Different Sports Facilities Require Different Lighting Approaches
A multisport hall, an outdoor multisport court, a tennis court or a football pitch cannot be designed in the same way. Mounting heights, viewing angles, areas to be covered, the surrounding environment and target illuminance levels require different photometric approaches.
INDOOR
Gymnasium and Multisport Hall Lighting
Lighting a gymnasium requires taking into account the roof structure, available mounting heights and several sports that may be played on the same surface.
- average lux and uniformity
- clear height and luminaire layout
- glare and ball trajectories
- optimisation of installed power
OUTDOOR
Multisport Court Lighting
Outdoor multisport courts must combine visibility, uniformity, controlled energy consumption and limitation of light spill outside the playing area.
- pole-mounted lighting layout
- multisport light distribution
- limitation of light pollution
- adaptation to the surrounding environment
INDOOR · OUTDOOR
Tennis & Padel Lighting
Racket sports require particular attention to uniformity, ball trajectories, viewing angles and luminaire positioning.
- indoor and outdoor courts
- optics selection
- calculation grid and uniformity control
- players' visual comfort
LARGE SPORTS FIELDS
Football Pitch Lighting
On a large sports field, lighting performance depends heavily on pole height, setback distance, optics and glare control.
- poles and long-distance lighting
- average lux and uniformity
- glare and aiming angles
- total installed power
Every Project Should Demonstrate Something
Showing the Result, but Also Explaining How It Was Achieved
STADÉLUM presents its projects with a clear distinction between photometric study, simulation, completed installation and on-site measurement.
When a lux or uniformity value comes from an actual on-site measurement, it is presented as such. When it comes from a simulation or a design target, this distinction is clearly maintained.
Dimensions, heights, structures, poles, existing layouts and surrounding environment.
Calculation grid, reference areas, average illuminance and the least illuminated points.
Adapt the light distribution before increasing the number or power of the floodlights.
Uniformity, aiming, glare and athletes' viewing angles.
Design a coherent installation rather than simply oversizing the system.
On-site results are clearly distinguished from values obtained through a study.
WHY PUBLISH OUR PROJECTS?
Because a Real Project Is the Best Proof of a Method
A product page explains what a luminaire can do. A completed project shows how it was used: at what height, with which optics, which layout, what power and with what result.
YOUR PROJECT
Before Choosing the Floodlights, Let's Study the Site
Send us the dimensions of the sports area, available mounting heights, existing layout, required level of play and a few photos or plans.
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