Sports and sports halls are used for a wide range of sports, from ball games like basketball and handball to gymnastics and martial arts. Many sporting activities involve fast movements and ball games, which places high demands on both safety and durability. Lighting in sports and sports halls must be robust and resistant to shock and impact, which means it must have a high IK class. This ensures that the luminaires can withstand any damage that may occur during intense sports activities.

Minimising glare for better visibility

Glare can be a serious problem in sports and sports halls as it can interfere with both the athletes' performance and the spectators' experience. To avoid glare, it's crucial to choose lighting that is designed to provide even light without harsh reflections that can irritate or impair vision. Glare-reducing luminaires and proper placement of light sources can help create comfortable and efficient lighting without distractions.

How-to guide

A lighting scenario with high lighting comfort and safety in focus

When it comes to lighting in sports halls, a solution that combines functionality, comfort and robustness is crucial. The hall's size and activities place high demands on light distribution, glare and the impact resistance of the luminaires in relation to safety.

Here we present a lighting solution that creates a uniform and pleasant lighting environment with high visual comfort - whether the hall is used for ball games, gymnastics or school sports. The solution naturally fulfils current standards for sports lighting and contributes to a safe and functional movement environment.

Real-life inspiration - schools & education

Explore our previous projects in schools and educational environments, where the basic lighting is carefully adapted to the room's functions. Here you'll find solutions that optimise learning, well-being and flexibility - and perhaps inspiration for your next project.

Energy efficient lighting and lighting control

In a sports hall where there are often changing activities and usage, lighting control can play an important role in both
energy efficiency and user experience.

By integrating motion sensors, the light can automatically switch on when there is activity in the hall and switch off when there is no activity
someone is present. This saves energy and ensures that the lighting is only active when needed. We recommend implementing lighting controls that allow you to set up different lighting scenarios depending on what the hall will be used for. This provides great flexibility as the lighting can be customised for training, tournaments and social events.