Operators of sports stadiums and large outdoor entertainment venues might not spend much time thinking about stadium lights, at least not until those lights fail

LED lights cannot be analyzed and compared the same way that incandescent and other traditional artificial light sources are evaluated. A traditional light fixture might come with a wattage rating and a few other measurement criteria that tell a user how the LEDs will operate generally throughout its useful lifespan. LED lights also come with their own sets of evaluation criteria, but unlike traditional lighting that might fai

Industrial and commercial facilities that use traditional metal halide or high pressure sodium lighting fixtures have limited choices with respect to the types of fixtures that are available for high or low bay areas, confined spaces, hazardous locations, or broad range floodlighting.

Within the past seven years, at least three NFL football stadiums, two division-I college football stadiums, and an NHL hockey arena have transitioned to LED lighting. Industry trends suggest that other stadiums and arenas

Parking lot lighting may be one of the least glamorous applications of commercial artificial illumination

Outdoor lighting around an airport serves the important functions of safety and security, not only for the many who service and maintain airplanes, but also for the passengers who access planes and parking lots.

Retrofitting from traditional high-pressure sodium or metal halide parking lot lights to modern LED’s can be a simple process, but a parking facility will see optimum results from a retrofit if it plans the process and does more than just swap existing fixtures for new ones

Shipyard illumination is typically broken into sub-categories of wall pack, flood, and canopy dock lighting.