Professional LED Stadium Lights for Sports Lighting Projects
REITA Lighting is a manufacturer and supplier of high-power LED stadium lights for professional sports lighting, stadium retrofit and large outdoor field projects. Our stadium lighting range is designed for football and soccer fields, baseball and softball fields, athletic tracks, hockey fields, cricket grounds, racing circuits, training centers and multipurpose sports facilities.
Unlike ordinary outdoor flood lights, stadium lighting requires long-distance projection, precise beam control, high mounting reliability, glare management and photometric design. REITA provides LED stadium light fixtures together with project-oriented support including fixture selection, IES files, beam angle selection, lighting calculation and photometric simulation.
Our main stadium lighting platforms cover approximately 100W to 2500W, with narrow and wide optical distributions, high-voltage options including 347–480VAC, and lighting control options such as 0–10V, DALI and DMX.
Planning a stadium or sports field project? Send us the field dimensions, pole locations, mounting height, target lux level, voltage and existing fixture information. Our team can recommend the appropriate fixture power, optics, quantity and project configuration.
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Why Contractors and Sports Lighting Projects Choose REITA
High-Power Stadium Lighting Platform
REITA stadium lighting products cover municipal sports fields, full-size football pitches, professional stadiums and large high-mast sports lighting projects. Multiple fixture platforms and power levels allow us to select the lighting configuration according to the actual project requirements.
Long-Throw Optical Options
Professional stadium lighting requires precise optical control. REITA provides narrow, medium and wide beam distributions for different pole heights, aiming distances and target areas. Beam selection can be verified through photometric calculation rather than relying only on fixture wattage.
Photometric Design and IES Support
REITA can provide IES photometric files and project lighting calculation support. We can assist with fixture selection, beam angle, quantity, aiming arrangement, lux levels and uniformity according to the stadium or sports field requirements.
High-Voltage and Lighting Control Options
Selected REITA stadium lighting systems support project voltage configurations including 347V, 380V, 400V and 480V, together with control options such as 0–10V, DALI and DMX.
Stadium Lighting for Football, Soccer and Multi-Sport Venues
REITA LED stadium lights are designed for a wide range of professional and recreational sports facilities. Different venues require different pole heights, beam angles, illumination levels and lighting layouts, so fixture selection should be based on the actual project conditions.
Football and Soccer Stadium Lighting
Full-size football and soccer fields require coordinated pole positions, aiming angles and optical distributions to achieve consistent illumination across the entire playing surface. Professional competition and broadcast venues may also require higher vertical illuminance and tighter uniformity.
For detailed requirements, see our FIFA Stadium Lighting Standards Guide.
Baseball, Softball and Athletic Field Lighting
Baseball, softball and athletics facilities require reliable visibility across large playing areas. High-output LED fixtures with appropriate optics help illuminate both near and distant target zones while controlling glare and spill light.
Professional and Broadcast Sports Venues
Professional stadiums may require higher illumination, better vertical lighting, stronger uniformity, flicker control and lighting conditions suitable for HDTV or slow-motion cameras. These projects should be evaluated through professional photometric calculations rather than fixture wattage alone.
LED Stadium Lighting Retrofit for Metal Halide Systems
Many existing stadiums still use 1000W, 1500W or 2000W metal halide floodlights. LED retrofit projects can reduce energy consumption, provide instant-on operation and improve optical control, but replacement should not be based on a simple watt-for-watt calculation.
Before selecting LED replacement fixtures, the project should evaluate existing fixture quantity, pole height, mounting positions, voltage, target lux level, uniformity and beam distribution.
Learn more in our Stadium Lighting Retrofit Guide.
Stadium Lighting Design: Lux, Uniformity, Glare and Beam Angle
The performance of a stadium lighting system depends on the final lighting result, not only on fixture wattage or lumen output. A professional design should consider illuminance, uniformity, glare, beam angle, pole height and aiming position together.
Illuminance
The required lux or foot-candle level depends on the sport, venue size and competition level. Recreational fields usually require lower lighting levels than professional or broadcast stadiums.
Uniformity
High average lux alone does not guarantee good visibility. Excessive bright and dark areas can affect players, spectators and cameras, so fixture layout and aiming must be optimized for consistent field illumination.
Glare Control
Stadium lights must deliver high output without creating excessive glare for players, officials or spectators. Appropriate optics, aiming angles and shielding can help reduce direct glare and spill light.
Beam Angle
Large stadium projects often use several beam distributions together. Narrow beams are suitable for long-distance projection, while medium and wide beams can illuminate areas closer to the poles and sidelines.
Photometric Simulation
Lighting simulation can evaluate lux distribution, uniformity and fixture aiming before installation. REITA can provide IES files and support project photometric calculations for stadium and sports field lighting.
Learn more in our Football Stadium Lighting Simulation Guide.
LED Stadium Lights FAQ
What wattage LED stadium light do I need?
The correct wattage depends on field dimensions, pole height, throw distance, target lux level, beam angle and fixture quantity. Large professional venues may require 1000W, 1500W, 2000W or higher-power fixtures, while smaller sports fields may use lower wattages.
Can LED stadium lights replace 1000W, 1500W or 2000W metal halide fixtures?
Yes, but the replacement should be based on photometric calculation rather than a fixed wattage ratio. Existing pole height, fixture quantity, beam distribution, voltage and required illumination should all be evaluated before selecting the LED replacement.
Does REITA provide stadium lighting design support?
Yes. REITA can support fixture selection, beam angle recommendation, IES files and photometric calculations. Send us the field dimensions, pole locations, mounting height and target lux level for project evaluation.
Are 347V and 480V LED stadium lights available?
Yes. Selected REITA stadium lighting configurations can support high-voltage systems including 347V, 380V, 400V and 480V, depending on the fixture and driver configuration.
Can stadium lights use DALI or DMX control?
Yes. Depending on the project configuration, REITA stadium lighting systems can support 0–10V, DALI and DMX control. RGB and RGBW options are also available for dynamic event lighting applications.
What beam angle should be used for stadium lighting?
Beam angle depends mainly on pole height, aiming distance and the target area. Large stadium projects often combine narrow, medium and wide beam distributions rather than using one beam angle for the entire field.
Can you provide IES files for stadium lighting calculations?
Yes. IES photometric files are available for selected REITA stadium lighting products and can be used for professional lighting simulation and project evaluation.
Request a Stadium Lighting Proposal
If you are planning a new stadium, sports field, high-mast lighting project or metal halide retrofit, send your project information to REITA.
For faster evaluation, please include:
- Field dimensions
- Pole quantity, locations and mounting height
- Required lux or competition level
- Electrical voltage
- Existing fixture information for retrofit projects
- Project country
- Required lighting control, if applicable
Based on this information, REITA can recommend suitable stadium light models, wattage, optics, fixture quantity and project configuration.