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Training Fields and Stadium Lighting
For over 20 years, LED & Power has supplied rugby floodlighting across the UK, from grassroots pitches to broadcast-standard venues. The range spans compact asymmetric floodlights to stadium and high-mast fixtures, built around premium CREE, OSRAM and Philips LEDs. LED cuts energy costs by up to 60% against metal halide, with brighter, more even light, instant strike and lower maintenance.
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Why choose us
With years of experience designing sports floodlighting across the UK, we help rugby clubs get the lighting right first time. We specify proven, premium LED fixtures and position them using full lux and layout calculations to RFU and EN 12193 standards. From first enquiry to final mast, you get honest advice and a system built around your level of play and your budget, with glare and spill kept in check for players and neighbours alike.
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Lighting standards
The table below shows recommended lighting levels for the playing area and the ancillary spaces at a rugby ground, based on RFU floodlighting guidance and EN 12193 (sports lighting) for the pitch, and EN 12464-1 for indoor and circulation areas.
CIBSE SLL Code for Lighting – recommended values for rugby pitch led lights environments
Source: RFU floodlighting guidance and EN 12193 (Light and lighting, sports lighting) for the playing area, and EN 12464-1 for indoor and circulation spaces. Outdoor pitches use the Glare Rating (GR) metric, while indoor areas use Unified Glare Rating (UGR). Broadcast figures show horizontal illuminance with a vertical illuminance (Ev) target towards the cameras. Values are a guide only. Speak to our lighting designers for site-specific calculations.
Our Service
From first site survey to final installation, our specialists design and deliver a floodlighting scheme tailored to your ground. We balance light quality, uniformity and compliance with your energy and budget targets, so you get a system that performs on match day and costs less to run.
We assess your pitch dimensions, existing masts, mounting heights, level of play and any broadcast needs.
We produce a DIALux lux plan with mast and fixture positions, wattages and predicted light levels across the pitch.
We confirm maintained illuminance, uniformity and glare control for your level of rugby, with spill and obtrusive light checked.
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Common questions
Everything you need to know about LED lighting for your rugby pitch led lights.
We have years of experience designing and supplying sports floodlighting across the UK, and we help rugby clubs get the lighting right first time. We specify premium, high-output LED floodlights and position them correctly using full lux and layout calculations to RFU and EN 12193 standards, so your pitch is lit evenly with good uniformity and controlled glare and spill. You also get a free lighting design, trade pricing and expert support from first enquiry to installation.
We offer a full range of LED floodlights for rugby, from compact asymmetric units for training pitches and smaller clubs up to high-output stadium and high-mast floodlights for county grounds and broadcast-standard venues. Our fixtures use premium LEDs from makers such as CREE, OSRAM and Philips, with IP66 weatherproof housings built for the British climate. We help you choose the right output, optics and mast layout for your ground.
Upgrading to LED cuts floodlighting energy costs by up to 60% against metal halide, reaches full brightness instantly with no warm-up, and delivers better uniformity and colour rendering for players, spectators and cameras. LED also lasts far longer, dims and zones on demand for training, and cuts the frequent lamp changes that older floodlights need at height. The result is a brighter pitch that costs much less to run.
The best choice is LED floodlighting with asymmetric optics, mounted on columns or masts and designed to deliver even light across the pitch while controlling glare and spill onto neighbours. The output depends on your level of play, from around 120 lux for training up to 500 lux for competition and higher for broadcast. Premium LEDs give the light quality and lifespan rugby needs. We confirm the right specification through a photometric design.
Very. LED rugby floodlights use up to 60% less energy than the metal halide floodlights they replace, and modern fixtures deliver more usable light on the pitch per watt thanks to precise optics that cut wasted spill. Adding dimming for training sessions saves more still. For a club floodlighting a pitch through the winter months, that is a significant reduction in running costs.
Quality LED floodlights last 50,000 hours or more, which for most clubs means well over a decade of use before output drops significantly. That is far longer than metal halide, which needed relamping every few years, often requiring access equipment to reach fixtures on tall masts. Longer life means far lower maintenance and less disruption.
Key factors are the level of play and the lux level it requires, good uniformity across the whole pitch, and controlled glare and spill so you do not disturb neighbours or dazzle players. You also need weatherproof IP66 fixtures, the right mast heights and positions, and premium LEDs for reliable output. If matches are filmed, vertical illuminance matters too. Our free lighting design accounts for all of this and confirms you meet the relevant standard.
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