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Sports LED.
Sports Lighting Made Simple 

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Built for Real Projects

Sports lighting projects often involve multiple stakeholders — clubs, councils, contractors and suppliers. We help simplify the process by providing lighting systems that are practical to quote, straightforward to install and aligned with Australian standards. Whether the project is a single private court or a multi-court club upgrade, our goal is the same:Make the lighting part easy.

SUPPORTING CONTRACTORS & WHOLESALERS

​​We work alongside electrical contractors and supply partners to deliver dependable sports lighting solutions.

 

Our approach is simple:

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  • Clear product options

  • Practical lighting layouts

  • Responsive technical support

  • Reliable commercial-grade equipment

  • Help contractors deliver professional results and work with wholesalers to support their customers with confidence.

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Tennis

The Rectangle That Started It All. It’s 23.77 meters long. It’s been that way forever. We’ve got the layout guidelines that hit the lux levels for a club pro or a backyard legend. No 'bespoke' design fees, no 3-day wait for a PDF. Just the right lights for the job. Simple.

Pickleball

It’s Smaller, Not Easier. It’s basically a tennis court that shrunk in the wash. Because the court is smaller, the glare is usually worse. Our gear is designed to keep the light on the court and out of the players' eyes—and more importantly, out of the neighbours' windows. Fast lights for a fast game. No drama.

Netball

The 'Please Don't Blind the Goal Shooter' Lights. Netball involves people looking straight up at a ring 3 meters in the air. If your lights are poorly aimed, the GS is going to have a headache, and you’re going to get a phone call. Our guidelines ensure the light hits the court, not the clouds. AS/NZS compliant, obviously.

Bowls

Low Poles, High Stakes.

Bowls is all about shadows—or rather, not having any. You need perfectly even light so no one can blame the 'dark patch' for a bad roll. We provide the specs for the low-pole heights typical of the green. It’s consistent, it’s reliable, and it’ll probably outlast the clubhouse.

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