The lighting should be even and glare-free to ensure good visual comfort and prevent shadowed areas. Typically, 4–6 lighting masts are recommended, strategically positioned to achieve optimal light coverage.
By choosing energy-efficient solutions with control systems (e.g. timers or motion sensors), both power consumption and light pollution are reduced.

Sports facilities are meant to be used – preferably as much as possible and throughout the entire year. At the same time, it is important to ensure that operation does not require more electricity than necessary. Modern LED lighting uses far less energy and is therefore particularly well suited for outdoor use, where there is no benefit from the heat generated by traditional fluorescent lights. In addition, LEDs have a significantly longer lifespan than older light sources.

With a good control system, you can also help ensure that energy is not wasted. This prevents the lights from being left on when the facility is not in use. The system can be controlled either individually for each unit or collectively (broadcast). With individual control of the floodlights, it is possible to illuminate only the part of the facility that is in use – for example, just half of a football pitch. The lighting can also be controlled via an app, making it easy to adjust light levels as needed for events, training sessions, and matches.