LED Flood Light Singapore Suppliers for Sports Lighting: A Practical Buyer’s Guide

If you manage a pitch, court, or stadium in Singapore, choosing the right LED flood light supplier is about far more than “how many watts.” This guide explains the specs that matter for sports (horizontal and vertical lux, glare control, flicker for cameras)

Why sports lighting is different from general outdoor lighting

Sports surfaces need uniform horizontal lux for safe play and vertical lux so players and referees can clearly see balls and faces—crucial for TV coverage and high-speed cameras. Glare must be controlled for athletes, spectators, and neighbours, and spill-light kept within limits. For recreational purposes, what we hope to achieve is good unifromity and less glare into players vision. 

Typical (non-broadcast) design targets many venues use:

  • 5-a-side / futsal / community football: 200–300 lx average, uniformity (min/avg) ≥ 0.5

  • Competitive football / rugby (non-televised): 300–500 lx avg, uniformity ≥ 0.6, basic vertical lux on main viewing directions

  • Tennis / basketball / netball courts: 300–500 lx avg (training to competitive), good uniformity, reduced glare from cross-aiming

Singapore conditions: what to demand from a sports-lighting luminaire

Tropical heat, humidity, salt air (near coasts), and frequent storms are tough on fixtures. For long life and stable output, specify:

  • Ingress & impact: IP66/67, IK08–IK10 where ball strikes/vandalism are likely

  • Corrosion resistance: marine-grade coating, sealed driver compartment, stainless hardware (consider 316 where coastal)

  • Thermal design: deep fins and proven driver thermal protection to keep lumen maintenance on track

  • Surge protection: ≥10 kV common-mode for outdoor poles (lightning-prone)

  • Optics: multiple beams (narrow, medium, wide, asymmetric) to reduce spill and glare while hitting lux targets

  • Flicker: Low flicker with published PstLM/SVM or percent-flicker metrics; essential for slow-motion replay and training analysis

  • Warranty & spares: 5-year+ warranty with local spare drivers/LED engines

Specs that actually affect the game (and your photos)

  1. Fixture lumens & efficacy (not watts): Good floodlights deliver ~130–170 lm/W at the fixture level. Always compare fixture lumens and beam options, not just wattage.

  2. Beam control & aiming: Use narrow beams for long throws from tall masts; asymmetric beams to cut glare on courts and reduce neighbour complaints. Request visors/shields at sensitive boundaries.

  3. Colour quality: CRI ≥80 improves ball tracking and skin tones. For broadcast, ask for camera-friendly specs (e.g., TLCI/TM-30 data).

  4. Glare control: Ask suppliers to report glare indices (e.g., GR where applicable) and show spill-light plots to site boundaries.

  5. Maintainability: Field-replaceable drivers, labeled terminals, tilt indicators for re-aiming after maintenance.

Flood light optics can be customized to deliver the exact light throw to avoid spillage and glare

The picture above shows how the floodlights provide perfect uniformity to the playing court. And with the correct flood light optics applied it also controlls the spillage to the exterior of the tennis court. 

How Duallite Electric Pte Ltd can help in selecting the correct flood light for your sports facility
We have been supplying sports lighting for the last 20 years and we provide lux simulation and calculation at our finger tips. The led floodlights that we supply have been put trough vigourous durability and performance testing which have proved to deliver best value and performace to our clients. The expereince and knowledge our team has put together for Sports Lighting Design Services are abreast with the latest trends and technology in the market. 

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