Tennis Court Lighting
Since 2009, LightMart’s Sport Light Pole Kits have illuminated outdoor and indoor sports courts across the U.S., including residential courts. We offer the right lighting solutions to satisfy players, spectators, and surrounding communities.
Turnkey Solutions
The right lighting on your tennis court makes all the difference.
Outdoor Court Lighting
- Game changer for tennis court lighting
- Superior levels of illumination and uniformity
- Industry-leading photometry through molded silicone optical system
- Impact-resistant
- Reduce energy consumption by up to 75 percent
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Lighting Solutions at All Levels
USTA Tennis and the American Sports Builders Association recommend specific lighting illumination levels for the three categories of play and a fourth higher level for Tournament venues requiring broadcast-quality television lighting. Minimum court sizes are also specified.
Need Additional Support?
Tools that allow you to create the ideal tennis court design. At LightMart, our Technical Design team is ready to assist you during every stage of your lighting project. Our website will give you access to our extensive IES library and calculators, allowing you to create the perfect solution.
Tennis Court Types
- Indoor
- Outdoor
- Full Court
- Half Court
- Backyard
- Public Parks
- Community Clubs
- Residential
- Clay
- Grass
- Carpet
Tennis Court Installations
Installation #4136
Installation #8227
Installation #6652
Professional Project Support
Our staff can guide you through the process of purchasing the right LED fixtures for your location and application.
Complete LED Light Kits
Poles, Fixtures, and Brackets. Get everything you need for your install in one shipment. Our LED Light Kits save time and money.
Save Money, and the Environment
LED lighting fixtures save enormous amounts of energy. You save on energy, and the longer life of LEDs will reduce maintenance costs.
Custom 3D Renderings
Photometric Lighting Application
Custom CAD Drawings
QUESTIONS?
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Frequently Asked Questions
GENERAL & OUTDOOR
How much light is needed to light a tennis court?
Uniformity of illumination is as important as the amount of light in determining the overall quality of the lighting system. In most cases, the amount of light required for tennis courts will be dictated by the skill level of the players. As the skill level is elevated, more light will be needed. The USTA tennis court construction manual outlines three basic categories for light levels with descriptions of each category. The lighting designs are offered in a PDF file format for easy web viewing, transfer, and printability. In addition, our lighting experts are available to guide you through the selection and design process.
What is the best luminaire correlated color temperature (CCT) for a tennis court?
CCT describes the overall color appearance of the light source in Kelvin degrees. “Cooler’ light sources will have a higher Kelvin temperature, and “warmer” light sources will lower Kelvin temperature. Avoid color temperatures over 5000K, which will have a bluish tint. We recommend 5000K fixtures for commercial or public installations and 4000K for residential installations.
How long do LED lights last?
Many LEDs have a rated life of up to 50,000 hours. This is approximately 50 times longer than a typical incandescent, 20-25 times longer than a typical halogen, and 8-10 times longer than a typical CFL. Used 12 hours a day, a 50,000-hour LED will last more than 11 years.
Anything I need in addition to the light fixtures?
Well-designed and implemented controls will save energy and prolong the life of the lighting system. A control system is an effective way to engage the lights only when needed and turns the lights off when not in use. A typical control system may use a combination of scheduling, photocells, and motion sensors to make sure the lighting system operates only when needed.
How much energy will I save?
Compared to traditional HID sources, typical energy savings of 40-60% can be achieved.
POLES
Can you install USB ports and electrical outlets in my tennis court light poles?
Yes, when ordering your poles, include an extra handhole with your pole options. With this option, you can specify which height and side of the pole the receptacle should be located.
How should light poles/fixtures be positioned for a tennis court?
In general, light poles and fixtures should be located on the sides of the court, with the fixture directing light across the court. The side positioning creates the least amount of glare since the orientation of the fixtures is 90 degrees to the primary viewing directions of the players.
What is the proper pole height for tennis court lighting?
This will depend on several factors, but generally in the 20’ – 26’ range. Single tennis courts can use lower mounting heights. Lighting for multiple courts will require poles in the higher range.
What is the best pole to use for a tennis court?
Square Straight Steel poles are the most used poles for tennis courts and the most economical. However, LightMart offers round straight and round tapered poles in steel, aluminum, and fiberglass options for your tennis court. For more information on poles, click here
How much does a tennis court lighting solution cost?
You will want to contact us to receive accurate pricing and prevent buying more than you need to cover your court.
LightMart carries a large selection of LED lighting kits. Everything from public courts, backyard courts, and indoor courts, we ensure you are in the light. When it comes to tennis court lighting, LightMart's vast selection is the source professionals trust. Turnkey LED light pole kits provide ease of installation and versatility while delivering superior light coverage. Optional Bluetooth access allows for complete control of your lighting installation.