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Basketball Court Lighting

Half court and full court LED lighting systems for outdoor recreational basketball.

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An outdoor basketball court gets lit from the sides so players are never shooting into a fixture. Available in half court and full court configurations, our basketball lighting systems put smooth, even light across the playing surface, keep glare out of the shooter’s arc, and stand on poles rated for the fixture load and local wind.

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About Our Basketball Court Lighting

Available in half court and full court, our basketball lighting systems properly illuminate outdoor, recreational courts with a smooth light output across the entire surface, with limited hot spots and glare from lighting fixtures. These packages include fixtures, light poles, and mounting accessories. The perfect kits for the recreational ball player!

Half Court or Full Court: What Changes?

A half court concentrates play around one basket, so a compact pole layout along the sides covers it well. Full courts add length and a second goal, which usually means more poles and taller mounting so the center court does not sag into a dim zone between fixtures.
The free throw line and the arc are where players look up. Aiming the layout so no fixture sits behind the backboard in a shooter’s line of sight is most of what separates a court that plays well at night from one that does not.

Poles, Mounting Height and Wind

Residential and park courts typically run shorter poles than field sports, which keeps cost down but makes aiming less forgiving. Every pole in our systems is matched to the fixture’s effective projected area and your local wind loading, because an undersized pole is the most common failure in cheap court lighting.
Concrete work is the expensive, permanent part of the job. A photometric layout in advance means the anchor bolts go in the right place the first time.

Lighting Courts Near Homes

Neighborhood courts live or die on spill control. Full cutoff optics keep the light on the slab and out of bedroom windows, and a well aimed system often reads darker from the street than a single bad floodlight while putting more light on the court.
If your court sits under an HOA or municipal lighting rule, send it to us with the dimensions. We will model a layout that meets it.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on half or full court and the mounting height available. Taller poles lower the count. A free photometric layout settles it for your slab.

Yes. Compact systems with controlled optics are built for residential settings where spill and glare tolerance is low.

Along the sides, outside the playing area, never behind the backboards where fixtures would sit in a shooter’s sightline.

Systems are packaged with fixtures, poles and mounting hardware matched to each other. Fixtures alone are available for sound existing poles.

Every pole is selected against the fixture’s effective projected area and your local wind speed zone, checked during the free design.

Free Photometric Design

Send us your dimensions and we will model fixture placement and light levels at no charge, before you commit.

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