outdoor volleyball lights

Professional Outdoor Volleyball Lights | Razorlux Sports Lighting

Get rid of bright light, make the place safer, and cut energy costs by 65% with lighting made just for volleyball.

Over the last 5 years, we’ve talked to more than 300 people who manage volleyball courts.

Here's what they shared:

"Players get upset about the bright light during serves" – Regular floodlights shine down at sharp angles, making it hard for players to see the ball when they look up.

"Our electricity bills are too high" – Old lights use more than 1000 watts each and need to be changed every 2 to 3 years.

"The lights break down a lot because we’re near the sea" – Salt in the air damages normal lights within 18 months.

Therefore, we recommend upgrading the lighting system to outdoor volleyball lights.

Outdoor Volleyball Lights Specifications

How Our Volleyball Lighting is Different

1. Engineered to Eliminate Glare (Not Just Reduce It)

The Old Way:Tilt floodlights downward → light shines in players' eyes → complaints and safety issues

Our Approach:Asymmetric optics project lighthorizontallyacross the court while keeping the light source below players' sight lines.

Technical Specs (for the engineers on your team):

· BUG Rating: B2-U0-G1 (Dark Sky compliant)

· 7 beam angle options: 15° to 140°x60°

· Mounting height: 20-30 feet (optimal glare-free zone)

2. True Light Uniformity (Not Just "Bright Enough")

Uneven lighting = dangerous shadows and poor ball tracking.

Our outdoor volleyball lights delivermax-to-min uniformity ratios of 0.7or better across the entire court. Here's what that means in practice:

3. Built for Coastal & Harsh Environments

Case Study:Huntington Beach (CA) Municipal Courts

· Challenge:Previous lights corroded within 2 years due to salt spray

· Solution:Our IP67-rated fixtures with marine-grade powder coating

· Result:4+ years of operation with zero corrosion issues

Why This Matters:

· IP67 rating = completely dust-tight and submersion-proof

· 316 Stainless steel brackets (same grade used on sailboats)

· Passes 1000-hour salt spray test (industry standard is 500 hours)

· Operating temperature: -40°C to +45°C

Common Questions

"How many fixtures do I need for a standard court?"

Quick Answer:4-6 fixtures for most outdoor courts (60' x 30').

Detailed Answer:It depends on:

· Your target lux level

· Pole height and placement

· Surrounding light pollution

"Will these work with solar power?"

Yes, but battery sizing is critical.

Typical Requirements:

· 4 fixtures @ 400W = 1,600W total

· For 5 hours nightly = 8kWh battery capacity

· Solar array: 3-4kW (varies by location)

We offer complete solar packageswith properly sized LiFePO4 batteries.

"What's the real maintenance schedule?"

Year 1-5:

· Clean lenses annually (hose + soft cloth)

· Visual bracket inspection

After 50,000 hours (13+ years):

· Light output gradually decreases to 70% of original

· Replacement recommended (not required)

Get Your Custom Lighting Plan (Free)

Here's what happens next:

1. Tell us about your court(dimensions, pole locations, usage)

2. We design your lighting layout(3D rendering + lux calculations)

3. Review your options(fixtures, pricing, ROI analysis)

4. Decide at your own pace(zero pressure, seriously)

The Ways to Start:

Contact our outdoor volleyball lights' team

sam@razorlux.com