Sports Facility Contractors 1600W LED Stadium Light 160LM/W Asymmetric Optic IP66 Housing

This 1600W LED stadium light is engineered for sports facility contractors who need predictable photometric results on large outdoor fields. A precision-moulded asymmetric T2 optic throws light onto the playing surface instead of into the sky, so a four-pole installation can reach 750 lux average on a full-size football pitch while keeping spill light out of neighbouring properties. The die-cast aluminium housing, sealed driver compartment and IP66 protection make the luminaire suitable for coastal venues, windy upland grounds and multi-sport complexes that stay in service for fifteen years or more.

• Asymmetric T2 Optics: Moulded PMMA lens redirects every lumen onto the pitch, cutting uplight to under two percent and removing the dark bands that symmetrical floodlights leave between poles.
• 160LM/W Real Output: Field-tested at 160 lumens per watt at 5700K with a 5000K option, so a 1600W fixture replaces a 3000W metal halide array with no reduction in vertical illuminance.
• Contractor Friendly Mounting: Universal 0 to 90 degree aiming bracket with laser alignment points and captive stainless fasteners keeps rigging time on the mast below twelve minutes per fixture.
• IP66 Sealed Housing: Die-cast aluminium body, silicone gasket and pressure-equalising vent stop moisture ingress, verified through 1000 hours of salt spray and thermal cycling.
• Low Maintenance Access: Hinged front frame and tool-free driver tray let maintenance crews reach the power supply without removing the luminaire from the cross arm.
• Surge and Thermal Protection: 10kV surge module, NTC thermal derating and a fin stack designed for 45 degrees Celsius ambient keep output stable in hot climates and unstable grids.
• Uniform Glare Control: Deep recessed cells and a 30 degree cut-off angle bring the glare rating below 50 for players, spectators and broadcast cameras.

Sports facility contractors specify this luminaire for new-build pitches and for lighting upgrades where the pole grid must stay unchanged. Because the asymmetric distribution matches FIFA and World Athletics uniformity targets, designers can plan a four-pole layout for training grounds or an eight-pole layout for competition venues, then reuse the same bill of materials across the site. Owners of mixed-use facilities also combine it with lower wattage models for warm-up areas, running tracks and spectator concourses, which keeps maintenance spares and driver stock to a single family.

• Football, rugby and athletics pitches at club and semi-professional level
• Multi-sport training centres and school campus fields
• Tennis and padel courts requiring even vertical illuminance
• Spectator concourses, parking areas and site perimeter lighting

Each fixture is packed in a moulded foam insert inside a five-layer export carton, with the driver protected in its own compartment to survive container stacking. Cartons are palletised at twelve units per pallet and strapped for LCL or FCL shipment. Every batch is aged for four hours at 60 degrees Celsius, hipot tested at 3750V and photometrically sampled before dispatch. Certification covers CE, RoHS, FCC, PSE, UL listing of key components and ISO 9001 production control. Replacement drivers and lens kits are held in stock for the full warranty period, and contractors receive a wiring diagram, aiming schedule and IEC photometric file with each shipment.