LED Racetrack Lighting

Discover how our Race Track Lights can reduce overhead, improve visibility, and reduce costs...

We specialize in lighting up race tracks. Our specialized lighting software allows us to place our lights on your poles so we can 'see' how bright your track would be if you converted to LED. We can design the lighting to keep the glare out of the drivers eyes by placing the lights to aim down the track.

If you're looking to convert your old metal halide or halogen lighting over to LED, we can help you. Send us you track layout with dimensions, light pole locations, light pole heights and lights per pole, and we can do a lighting plan to show you how well your track can be lit up at night. 

2. High Power Solutions

Our LED Track Lights produce from 33,000 lumens to 133,000 lumens. A combination of high lumens - high power LEDs and optics can brighten any race track with energy saving LED.

We can produce a free photometric evaluation of your outdoor space to show you how well our LED Lights work. It will show you what model is appropriate and what optic provides the best results for your outdoor space.

4. The Right Beam Angle

The beam angle usually dictates the distribution of light. If the beam angle is wide and the light uniformity is very high, the brightness on the ground will be very low. But, if the beam angle is narrow, the light uniformity is low. Many dark spots are on the ground despite the brightness of the light.

Choose lights that have the right beam angle balancing light uniformity with brightness. Our lighting engineers can show you by doing a photometric analysis. This will help you choose lights with the right beam angles.

6. High CRI

The color rendering index shows how well colors are seen under a certain light source. It defines how a bulb makes an object appear to human eyes. The higher the color rendering index, the better a bulb’s color rendering ability.

When it comes to sports lighting, the color rendering index needs to be 70 and above. We can offer 70 and 80 CRI sport lighting solutions.

8. Color Temperature

Our eyes adapt well to light sources with different color temperatures. Television and digital cameras do not. They must be adjusted to display the colors humans expect to see. This is why it is so important for LED lights in a sports venue to have the proper correlated color temperature. If they don’t, TV cameras will display irritating color shifts as they move across the field.

The Intangible Benefit of Converting to LED Track Lights

Perfect for Broadcasting

Metal halide lights may provide enough lighting to stadiums and sports arenas. But they were never built with today's TV broadcasts in mind. The thing is, a camera does not see light the way a human eye sees it. Modern cameras pick up blue, green, and red spectrums. It mixes these colors to create digital broadcasting.

Lighting that works for fans who are in the stands will not work for fans who are watching the game from home. But most sports venues can't broadcast in ultra HD, even with correct lighting. The lighting systems can't work with 4K or 8K broadcasts. This is another reason why stadiums and sports arenas must embrace LED technology.

Another big advantage of LEDs is that they don't flicker. This means they won't affect slow-motion replays with a distracting, flashing effect.