Outdoor Tennis 3 Clay Court Parallel LED Lighting 12 poles 18 fixtures HO

Outdoor Tennis 3 Clay Court Parallel LED Lighting 12 poles 18 fixtures HO

This court package is an ideal setup for any club tennis court.  The package includes 18 fixtures and 12 poles.  The poles in the middle of courts are double for maximum light distribution and cost effective installation.  The LED optics allow for the poles to be placed outside of the court area, reducing installtion costs, increasing court light levels and reducing glare.  Evenly distributed fixtures are most ideal for an outdoor court with fixtures set at the baseline out side of the alleys.   

The biggest advantage of this lighting system is glare control.   The LEDs are set a little deeper than other lighting fixtures making them ideal for tennis.   The light spill outside of the the target area is tightly controlled and should not need side shields 

This layout yields roughly 40.59 fc inside the court playing area with uniformity at 1.4  This number can vary depending on the color of the court and placement of the poles.

Includes:

12 - 20' Square, 4"x4", 11 gauge steel powder coated pole, predrilled for easy installation, optional upgrade to hurricane Cat 4 rated pole
12 - Sets of anchor bolts with 1:1 scale templates, shipped ahead immediately to allow quick installation
12 - Base Covers powder coated to match
18 - LED Vue3 HO low profile hurricane rated fixtures with Forward Throw Optics
6 - Single 2' arm with tenon mount, powder coated
6 - Double 2' arms at 180° with tenon mount, powder coated

*Every court we list online was made for somebody, just contact us and we'll make you one with your own custom layout.

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Court alternatives:  This package can be configured for multiple playing areas such as 4 courts or greater.

Pole alternatives:  If you are in a high wind load zone such as Florida, New Orleans or other Coastal area.   Please contact us so we can configure your poles with the correct rating.  There's nothing worse than having a pole get blown over.

"As a 5.0 tennis player and somebody who likes playing at night, I have come across poor tennis lighting.  Tennis is a battle of will and focus; and I like to play competitive, hard-hitting tennis.  I spend my day working on lighting projects and I don't want to think about lighting while I'm serving or returning.   I will make your court outstanding, so your only problem will be how to overcome the mental struggle of your forehand (or backhand), or for me my terrible net game."  - Chris,  Owner of LightDisty.com