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SPORT · 4K/8K Broadcast
Lumeitalia sports LED lighting covers indoor and outdoor disciplines with the Alia Sport, Thor and Goaled families. Optics, wattage and the EN 12193 lighting class are defined by the calculation for each venue; technical data for every model is in the product datasheets.
Design follows EN 12193 (horizontal illuminance, U1/U2 uniformity, GR glare). Class, illuminance values and federation or broadcaster requirements are checked on the calculation for each venue and on the datasheet of the chosen model.
For TV broadcasting, versions with flicker-free drivers are listed in the product datasheets; broadcaster and federation requirements are checked project by project.
Alia Sport LX (outdoor 600-2400W), Alia Sport Next (premium broadcast), Thor RGB (show effects and indoor), Goaled (compact for padel and tennis) cover every need from municipal court to UEFA Category 4 stadium.
Lumeitalia supplies LED floodlights for sports venues and, when agreed, support with the lighting calculation. Poles, installation, switchboards and on-site checks are handled by third parties appointed by the client.
The required class (I, II or III) is checked with the lighting calculation for each venue, when design support is agreed. We do not state compliance without a calculation.
The versions listed in the product datasheets have flicker-free drivers for TV broadcasting. Specific broadcaster requirements must be checked for each project.
Savings depend on the existing installation, operating hours and required class, and are estimated for each project. LEDs switch on instantly; service life is stated in the model datasheet.
Floodlights suited to padel are listed in their product datasheets. Compliance with federation requirements is checked on the calculation for each court.
Ordinary technical and commercial support covers product information, available documentation and guidance on luminaire selection. Lighting studies (DIALux/Relux), including dedicated calculations, simulations, layouts or specifications, are assessed case by case after a preliminary review of the project: terms and timescales are confirmed in writing before work starts.