Baseball Stadium LED Lights 1800W High Mast Floodlight 155LM/W Infield Optic IP66

Baseball lighting is unforgiving: a ball travelling 160 kilometres per hour disappears against a bright background, and outfielders need vertical illuminance far higher than football players. This 1800W luminaire is designed for 30 metre masts behind home plate and along the foul lines, with a dense array optic that produces high vertical illuminance toward the infield while holding glare away from batters. The housing uses a fin stack sized for the long summer evenings of the southern United States, and the sealed IP66 body keeps insects, dust and rain out of the light engine.

• Infield Focused Optic: Dense array lens delivers high vertical illuminance across the infield diamond, so fielders track fly balls against the night sky without glare.
• Batter Safe Glare Control: Recessed cells and beam aiming keep direct glare out of the batter eye line, protecting pitch recognition at the plate.
• 1800W High Mast Output: 155LM/W engine gives 279000 lumens per fixture, matching the output of a 3500W metal halide array on the same 30 metre mast.
• Thermal Design For Heat: Oversized fin stack and NTC derating hold junction temperature in check at 45 degrees Celsius ambient, common in summer leagues.
• IP66 Sealed Body: Silicone gaskets and a breathable membrane keep moisture and insects out, reducing lens cleaning between home stands.
• Heavy Wind Load Rating: Bracket and ribs are rated for 45 metre per second gusts, with drag coefficients supplied for mast structural calculation.
• Service Without Climbing Twice: Hinged frame, tool free driver tray and plug connectors let crews complete a module swap in a single mast visit.

Baseball complexes, softball parks and multi-diamond training sites use this fixture where masts are already in place or planned at 25 to 35 metres. Because the optic is dense and can be aimed independently, one fixture type serves the infield, the outfield and the foul territory between them, which reduces the number of different models a park must stock. Little league and college facilities that host evening games and weekend tournaments also use the dimming presets to run at reduced output for practice and maintenance sessions without switching hardware.

• Baseball and softball diamonds on 25 to 35 metre masts
• Multi-diamond training complexes and college parks
• Little league fields needing practice level dimming
• Outfield and foul territory area lighting

Fixtures are packed in double wall cartons with a foam cradle around the optic and a separate bracket box. Two units per outer carton reduce freight volume on long haul shipments. Every unit receives a burn-in cycle, surge test sampling and photometric verification, with a lux grid report for the infield supplied on request. Certification documentation includes CE, RoHS, FCC, PSE, UL recognised drivers and ISO 9001 production records. Replacement light engines, drivers and lenses are stocked for the warranty period, and park operators receive a mast load data sheet to support structural sign off.