Outdoor sports lighting in the Gulf has to do three things at once: deliver enough lux for safe, fast play; control glare for both players and neighbors; and survive years of heat, humidity and dust without losing output.
Start with lux, not wattage
A recreational court needs 200–300 lux on the playing surface. Club-level competition pushes to 500 lux, and broadcast-ready facilities target 750+. Specifying wattage before doing a real photometric study is the most common mistake we see in tender drawings.
Glare control changes everything
A court can hit its lux target and still be unplayable if the optics are wrong. We use asymmetric reflectors and backlight shields to keep the spill off players faces — and off neighboring buildings, which matters for permits.
Built for the climate
- IP66 housings to keep dust and humidity out
- Aluminum heat sinks rated for 50°C ambient
- Surge protection on every fixture (lightning still happens)
- Tool-free driver access for fast on-site service
Done right, an LED installation runs 50,000+ hours with no measurable lumen drop — meaning your court looks the same on year five as it did on opening night.