Padel courts require high-uniformity LED lighting to ensure clear ball tracking and consistent visibility across the entire playing surface.

Typical requirements vary depending on level of play:

• Recreational courts: ~200–300 lux

• Club level: ~300–500 lux

• Competition level: 500+ lux with high uniformity

We design all systems to meet UK expectations and recognised sports lighting standards.

Padel lighting design in the UK typically follows recognised sports lighting guidance, including:

• CIBSE lighting guides (including sports lighting recommendations)

• EN 12193 sports lighting standards

• Local planning and environmental light spill requirements

These ensure correct lux levels, uniformity, and glare control for safe and professional play.

LED lighting is now the industry standard for padel courts due to its performance and efficiency.

Key advantages include:

• Higher uniformity and better ball visibility

• Reduced glare for improved player comfort

• Lower energy consumption

• Longer lifespan and reduced maintenance

• Instant on/off control with smart systems

LED systems also provide more precise beam control than traditional floodlighting.

Yes. Most existing halogen or older metal halide systems can be retrofitted with modern LED floodlights.

Upgrading typically results in:

• Improved visibility and playing experience

• Lower running costs

• Better compliance with modern standards

• Reduced maintenance requirements

We can assess existing installations and design upgrade solutions with minimal disruption.

Yes — we are a UK LED lighting manufacturer.

We design and manufacture our own lighting systems, allowing full control over:

• Optical performance

• Build quality

• Efficiency

• Lead times

• Project-specific customisation

This ensures every system is tailored specifically for padel and wider sports applications.

Smart lighting controls allow courts to be managed automatically or remotely for maximum efficiency.

We offer:

• Bluetooth app-based control

• Microwave motion sensors

• PIR occupancy sensors

• Zoned court control systems

• Scheduling and dimming features

These systems help reduce energy waste by ensuring lights are only used when courts are in operation.

Sensors automate lighting based on movement or presence.

• Microwave sensors: Detect movement using high-frequency signals, ideal for larger or more complex spaces

• PIR sensors: Detect body heat and movement, ideal for simple occupancy detection

Both improve energy efficiency and reduce unnecessary lighting use.

Our LED systems are designed for long-term performance and durability.

With correct installation and maintenance, systems typically last:

• 50,000+ hours of LED life

• 10+ years of reliable operation

All products are backed by a 10-year warranty for added peace of mind.

Yes.

We provide full installation support through trusted electrical partners we’ve worked with for years. All installers are fully NICEIC certified.

We also handle full commissioning onsite to ensure:

• Correct beam alignment

• Optimal lux levels

• Proper system configuration

• Full operational testing

Yes — we provide ongoing support to ensure long-term performance.

This includes:

• System inspections and maintenance

• Performance optimisation

• Lighting adjustments and upgrades

• Fault diagnosis and repairs

Costs vary depending on:

• Number of courts

• Required lux levels

• Column height and design complexity

• Smart control integration

We provide tailored quotations based on site-specific design and performance requirements.

Padel is fast-paced and heavily reliant on visual tracking.

Poor lighting can cause:

• Missed ball visibility

• Uneven court brightness

• Player discomfort and glare issues

• Reduced evening bookings

Proper lighting design ensures consistent performance, safety, and player enjoyment.