Tennis Court Lighting Photometric Data

Single Recreational & Residential Court 

Summary

Lumen Rating: 107,800
Average:    60.91
Maximum:  84
Minimum:   48
Max/Min Ratio:  1.4

Initial foot candle levels at 3-foot above court. Fixtures are mounted at 22′ above court.

Dual Recreational & Residential Court

Summary

Lumen Rating: 107,800
Average:    66.4
Maximum:  105
Minimum:   49
Max/Min Ratio:  2.14

Initial foot candle levels at 3-foot above court. Fixtures are mounted at 22′ above court.

Single Tournament & Club Court 

Summary

Lumen Rating: 107,800
Average:    70.73
Maximum:  87
Minimum:   56
Max/Min Ratio:  1.55

Initial foot candle levels at 3-foot above court. Fixtures are mounted at 22′ above court.

Dual Tournament & Club Court

Summary

Lumen Rating: 107,800
Average:    77.09
Maximum:  109
Minimum:   57
Max/Min Ratio:  1.91

Initial foot candle levels at 3-foot above court. Fixtures are mounted at 22′ above court.

Dual Narrow Recreational & Residential Court 

Summary

Lumen Rating: 107,800
Average:    61.67
Maximum:  103
Minimum:   46
Max/Min Ratio:  2.24

Initial foot candle levels at 3-foot above court. Fixtures are mounted at 22′ above court.

Dual Narrow Tournament & Club Court

Summary

Lumen Rating: 107,800
Average:    77.62
Maximum:  119
Minimum:   56
Max/Min Ratio:  2.13

Initial foot candle levels at 3-foot above court. Fixtures are mounted at 22′ above court.

  Lumen Rating: the unit of measurement used to indicate the quantity or intensity of any lamp. Think of it in terms of the lamps raw power. Lumens are measured at the lamp. Lumens are used in the lumen method calculation to determine the number of fixtures necessary and their spacing to maintain a given foot candle level as prescribed by IES (Illuminating Engineering Society.)