Batting Cage Lights

How Do I Get Good Lighting for Outdoor Batting Cages at Night?

The best way to start is to have us create a lighting plan based on your needs and requirements. This lighting plan will allow us to design and set the LED Batting Cage Lights to achieve the right amount of foot candles.

The same goes for Indoor Batting Cages. Our lighting designer can create a lighting plan to light up your indoor facility so you can see how well the lighting fixtures will be before you purchase.

Can LED Lights Replace Metal Halide in a Batting Cage Facility?

Yes. The lights are powerful enough to replace these lights 1 for 1. We have powerful LED Batting Cage Lights that can replace 400 Watts and 1000 Watts HID / Metal Halide. And your existing lighting infrastructure should be good for LED lights. It will also use a lot less electricity than these older fixtures do.

Is LED Lighting for Batting Cage Facilities Better Than Metal Halide?

Yes, on many levels. First, you can expect energy savings of at least 50% (or more). Your maintenance cost will also drop. There will be no bulbs to change.

It’s well known that HID / Metal Halide lumens drop quickly over a short period of time. That’s not an issue with LED Lighting.

Plus, LED Batting Cage Lights are instant on, and instant off. So, you can use the lighting right away. There’s no need to turn on the lights 30 minutes before they’re needed.

What are the benefits of using LED lights?

There are many. By far the biggest benefits of batting cage facilities are:

Instant on / Instant off
Savings on your lighting bill
High quality lighting that will last for many years.

How Much Does It Cost to Convert a Batting Cage Facility over to LED?

This depends on what light levels you are trying to achieve. We do many lighting plans for baseball fields, softball fields, and batting cage facilities.

The cost of converting to LED can quickly be recouped with lower energy bills and near-zero maintenance costs.

How do you Select the Best Light for Your Batting Cage Facility?

The best way to start is to discover how many foot candles you need in the facility. Can you use existing light locations? Guessing is never a good approach. Lumens, the number of fixtures, and beam angles play a big part in finding the best lighting solution.

What type of lights would you recommend for an indoor batting cage facility?

We would recommend UFO High Bays, mounted from the ceiling. These lights will not only provide great, high-quality light for a very long time, but they are also high-impact rated, so they can survive a ball hit. Models can replace 400 Watt, 1000 Watt, and even 2000 Watt Metal Halides.

What type of lights would you recommend for an outdoor batting cage facility?

We would recommend High Power Flood Lights. Floodlight is a bit misleading, but these pole or wall-mounted lights can be equipped with various optics, from a narrow beam to a wide beam, that allows them to place the light where they are needed. They are also high-impact rated.

What types of mounts are available for Indoor lights for batting cage?

The four main types of high bay mounts are:

eye hooks
pendant mount
cable mount
chain mount

What types of mounts can I get for LED lights for outdoor batting cage?

The two main types of Outdoor Mounts are:

Trunnion Mount
Pole Mount