Tennis Court LED Lighting 400W Low Glare Floodlight 150LM/W Asymmetric Optic IP65 Club

Tennis players lose sight of the ball against a bright background long before a court is technically underlit, which is why club courts need controlled glare rather than maximum output. This 400W luminaire projects an asymmetric beam that lands on the court surface and stops at the fence line, keeping light off adjacent courts and neighbouring gardens. Six fixtures on standard corner posts deliver 300 lux average for club play with uniformity above 0.6, and the IP65 sealed housing handles sprinkler spray, pollen and winter frost without lens degradation.

• Court-Only Beam: Asymmetric optic stops at the fence line, so adjacent courts and gardens are not lit and neighbouring complaints stay rare.
• Low-Glare Optics: Recessed emitter and a fine louvre keep the light source out of the player eye line during serving and overhead play.
• 300 Lux Club Level: Six fixtures on corner posts reach 300 lux average with uniformity above 0.6, meeting typical club and municipal play standards.
• 150LM/W Output: Efficient engine keeps a six-court installation inside a modest supply capacity, which matters when a club upgrades an old court.
• IP65 Sealed Body: Silicone gaskets and corrosion-resistant coating handle sprinkler spray, fertiliser dust and coastal air.
• Simple Post Mounting: Bracket suits 60 to 76 millimetre posts and includes a protractor scale so grounds staff can re-aim after storm damage.
• Photocell Option: Optional dusk sensor and 0-10V dimming let clubs run lighting on a booking timer without adding external controls.

Tennis clubs, municipal parks departments and hotel resorts use this fixture on four, six and eight post layouts for single courts and multi-court blocks. Because the beam is sharply cut off, courts can be built close together or next to housing without spill light disputes, which is often the deciding factor in planning approval. Clubs running pay-and-play sessions combine the photocell option with a booking timer so lighting only runs when a court is hired, and the same fixture suits padel and pickleball conversions where a slightly wider beam is needed.

• Club and municipal tennis courts on 4 to 8 post layouts
• Multi-court blocks with narrow spacing between fences
• Resort and hotel courts near guest accommodation
• Padel and pickleball court conversions

Cartons use a moulded foam shell around the optic and a reinforced base to protect the bracket during transit. Twenty units palletise efficiently for distributor and club orders. Every luminaire is aged, hipot tested and photometrically sampled, and a court layout sheet with aiming angles is supplied with each project order. Certification covers CE, RoHS, FCC, PSE and ISO 9001 production control, with UL recognised drivers available for North American orders. Drivers, gaskets and lenses remain available as service parts for the warranty term.