Tennis Court Lighting -6 Light Setup - Replaced with 500 watt NextGen 3 LEDs - Aerial Drone Shot

LED Tennis Court Lights - Actual Installation, Fc & Drone Footage -LED Sports light vs Metal Halide - Side by Side with Metal Halide.
An actual LED Tennis Court Light Installation complete with Aerial. drone footage. Replaced 1000 watt metal halide with 500 watt LED. Compare light brightness, fc readings, light quality, energy costs, maintenance costs, install notes and more.
Location is El Camino Country Club in California (private club, but you can see the lights from parking lot)
-Aerial Drone Footage
-Actual Footcandle Readings on Both Courts
-Photometric Study
-Locations for Install - Go Visit for yourself
-Glare reduction and light quality for better sports lighting
-1000-1500 watt Metal Halide Replacements with LED
-Wattages and sizes
-Basketball lights, pickleball lights, sports lighting
Call us at 800-674-9420
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[@loudspeakertestsmorebyaida3804]

How do these lights compare to the premium brands such as Lithonia or RAB?

[@LedLightExpert]

I would not call those premium. They are expensive because they have to sell to a distributor who has to sell to a contractor. So two extra sets of mark ups. The NextGen III series lights are the best on the market, you can see on the video how bright and clear they are. They also have a Sosen VP driver which is the best on the market so they are going to last. Those other brands dont list their driver because its a cheap one that wont hold up.

[@pedjapeca]

Is this 5000 K or 6000 K?

[@LedLightExpert]

5000K only. 5000K is pure white. 5700K and 6000K introduce blue into the spectrum, while cool looking, its not good for the eyes to play under. Even the AMA(American medical association) says that 5700K and higher messes with the human body and melatonin production so we never sell it for functional lighting such as sports. use it for accent lighting, never for sports, warehouses, parking lots etc.

[@lookingjust987654321]

Hi there exactly which models are displayed here? Thanks