SPORT · 4K/8K Broadcast
Lumeitalia sports LED lighting delivers EN 12193 Class I, II and III compliance for every discipline, indoor and outdoor. Alia Sport, Thor and Goaled offer Rg >100 (TM-30), certified flicker-free for 4K/8K ultra-slow-motion up to 6000 fps, with efficiency up to 200 lm/W and DMX/DALI-2 control for match, training and TV scenarios.
Our floodlights exceed EN 12193 requirements for horizontal illuminance, uniformity (U1, U2) and glare (GR<50). For TV we meet UEFA, FIFA, FIBA, FIVB and ITF guidelines with Eh ≥2000 lx and Ev ≥1400 lx multi-directional.
Lume-Flicker® technology eliminates flicker even at 6000 fps, critical for super-slow-motion in Champions League, NBA and international tournaments.
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 has lit over 800 sports venues in Italy and Europe, including Serie A stadiums, EuroLeague arenas and padel franchises. DIALux design subject to prior assessment, certified EN 12193 calculation, supervised installation and instrumental commissioning included.
Yes, every sports project includes a certified DIALux calculation proving compliance with the required Class (I, II, III) with Eh, Ev, U1, U2, GR report.
Yes, the Alia Sport and Thor range are certified flicker-free up to 6000 fps, suitable for 4K and 8K super-slow-motion broadcast.
Typically 60-65% energy reduction, instant ignition (vs 15 min metal halide), zero lamp maintenance for 100,000 hours.
Yes, the Goaled floodlight is designed for indoor/outdoor padel with anti-glare optics and retrofit mounting, FIP compliant.
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.
