
Broadcast-quality. Instant on. Game-ready.
Stadiums, ballparks, tennis courts, tracks, and rec centers. Sports lighting LED retrofits engineered to IES RP-6-22 foot-candle standards with dimming control for practice vs game modes.
The pain points we keep seeing.
Ten-minute warm-up after a power blip means the second half starts in the dark. Modern LED sports fixtures deliver instant-on every time with no warm-up delay.
Broadcast cameras need CRI 90+ for accurate color reproduction. Aged metal halide drifts green and makes film look terrible. Coaches cannot evaluate plays under degraded lighting.
Substandard sports lighting correlates with increased injury rates. Uniformity matters as much as brightness. IES RP-6-22 sets minimum foot-candles and uniformity ratios by level of play for a reason.
Game mode does not need to run during practice. Dimming controls can cut energy another 40% beyond the LED baseline on typical practice schedules, and field-by-field scheduling eliminates waste.
Night games should look and play like day games.




IES RP-6-22 foot-candle minimums.
Sports lighting is governed by IES RP-6-22 which sets minimum foot-candles and uniformity ratios by level of play. Getting this wrong is more than an aesthetic problem — injuries correlate with non-compliant lighting, and broadcast cameras cannot compensate for poor uniformity.
- Professional football: 100+ fc, 1.5:1 uniformity ratio
- Collegiate football: 50 fc, 2.0:1 uniformity
- High school football: 30 fc, 2.5:1 uniformity
- Professional baseball infield/outfield: 100/70 fc, 1.2:1 uniformity
Real sportsprojects we’ve delivered.
Alabama A&M University Stadium — $162K TVA rebate, broadcast-quality delivered, 50% energy reduction. Hunter Street Baseball Complex — 4 diamonds, 80%+ maintenance reduction, instant on/off switching. Sports retrofits are a specialty because the stakes are higher than almost any other vertical.
Game-day quality audit.
We will measure your current foot-candles, spec against IES RP-6-22, and bring back a retrofit plan with broadcast-ready numbers.