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Sports Lighting Tennis
Isohara Community Park Multipurpose Indoor Sports FacilityKitaibaraki City, Ibaraki Prefecture
A good lighting environment created by using LEDioc HIGH-BAY Γ lights to light an indoor sports facility where you can enjoy futsal and tennis regardless of the weather
Add to My ListIsohara Community park multipurpose indoor sports facility (nickname: Tsukuba Bank "Ayumi" Dome) is an all-weather indoor sports facility that can be used for various purposes and allows for sports and recreation activities for the promotion and maintenance of citizen health "anytime", "anywhere", and by "anyone". The facility, which can be used as two futsal courts or two tennis courts, was also used as the ceremony venue for the “Iki-iki Ibaraki Yume Kokutai” National Sports Festival of Japan, and is widely used by many people, ranging from children to adults.
For lighting fixtures to illuminate the spacious indoor space comfortably, a total of 42 rectangular LEDioc HIGH-BAY Γ LED high ceiling lighting fixtures have been installed, ensuring a design brightness of 375ℓx, which surpasses the standard brightness for futsal and tennis courts in the JIS lighting standards (Athletics Category Ⅲ, Indoor) of over 200ℓx. In addition, countermeasures against glare have been given sufficient consideration through the attachment of front guards with diffusion panels that reduce glare, enabling the creation of a bright and uniform lighting environment.
LED lighting is easy to use because it can be turned on or off instantaneously, and it provides a good visual environment while contributing to further power savings.
Specification
LEDioc HIGH-BAY Γ 210W - 42
LEDioc FLOOD NEO class 60 - 3
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