2750 lux International Cricket Stadium Lighting Project – How to Win the Project?

Winning a lighting project is never an easy task because there are so many lighting contractors and competitors in the world. This article aims to explain to you how to win a cricket stadium lighting project. In a nutshell, we need to thoroughly understand the cricket stadium lighting standards and requirements; then, select the best lighting equipment to win the tender. Let’s explore further.

LedsMaster designs and creates the best LED cricket stadium lights

How to find the best cheap cricket stadium lighting? LedsMaster is a professional sports lighting supplier that offers affordable high power LED stadium floodlights. Replacing or retrofitting metal halide, mercury vapor, high pressure sodium or halogen lamps with LED lamps would be a smart choice as we can save up to 80% to 90% of energy and enjoy an exceptional 120,000 hour lifespan.

To help you win and get the cricket ground lighting projects and tenders, we offer a wide range of LED wattages from 50W to 6000W and beam angles from 15 to 90 degrees. As a result, we can select the optimal wattage and beam angle to improve brightness and lighting uniformity. Our sports lighting engineers are eager to help you create the best lighting solution for cricket field lighting at the best price. As a result, you will always have the most suitable lighting to win the cricket pitch lighting project and tenders.

How to win cricket field lighting projects and bids?

The quality of cricket lighting is crucial when it comes to winning stadium lighting projects and bids, as cricket is a very competitive sport that requires extraordinary physical and eye coordination. Good lighting gives cricketers a better line of sight, which in turn improves their performance. Bright and high CRI lighting is also important to improve the visual experience for spectators and cameras.

What is the cricket stadium lighting (brightness) standard?

Understanding the lux lighting standards for cricket stadium is important because we can keep our lighting projects more cost effective. We can avoid the burden of using unnecessarily high wattage cricket field lighting that can add to the overall project cost and running costs.

Level of competition	Cricket pitch	Cricket outfield	Lighting uniformity
Class I (International cricket stadium)	750 to 1500 lux or >2500 lux	500 to 750 lux	> 0.7
Class II (Regional cricket field, high school cricket ground, etc)	500 to 750 lux	300 to 500 lux	> 0.7
Class III (Recreational cricket ground or training pitch)	300 to 500 lux	200 to 300 lux	> 0.5

Generally speaking, a first class cricket stadium will have the highest lighting standards. We need up to 750 to 1500 lux to illuminate the cricket ground and 500 to 750 lux for the outfield. This level of brightness is very high and it is very important for hosting international cricket matches such as the ICC. Cricketers and spectators can clearly see the fast moving cricket ball while the camera captures the video with the best picture quality.

What is the layout of cricket field light poles?

For recreational and high school cricket pitches, a 4 pole or 6 pole layout is very common as we can provide extensive lighting throughout the cricket field. Getting 8 light poles is also an option. While the uniformity of lighting can be better, the cost of the light poles can also increase, thus increasing the cost of your entire cricket field lighting project.

For professional cricket ground, 6 light poles or 8 light poles would be more appropriate as these layouts can easily create a high lighting uniformity solution for cricketers and televised cricket pitches. According to our research, an 8-pole layout can also reduce spill light by more than 30% compared to a 6-pole cricket field light pole layout.

Understanding the basic requirements of cricket field lighting has become a prerequisite for winning the lighting bid. At the same time, we need to choose the best lights that are both bright enough and affordable enough. We don’t spend a lot of money and we can have better profit margins. Contact us for more information and free cricket stadium lighting design.