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HLJÓÐ · Sports lighting + LED coordination

Keep the lights out of the screen — and the screen out of the lighting plan.

Coordinate sightlines, glare, camera zones, support structures, power routes and maintenance access before pole positions or the LED support structure become expensive to change.

Photometric design remains separateNo automatic lux / uniformity claimsScreen and lighting structures coordinated before releaseBroadcast review uses actual camera workflow

Coordination zones

Six places where lighting and LED projects collide.

The aim is not to merge the two disciplines. It is to expose the interfaces early enough that the lighting designer, AV team, engineer, electrician and installer are working from the same physical layout.

01
Screen sightline zone

Keep lighting poles, heads, brackets and structure outside critical spectator sightlines to the screen.

02Player visual field

Coordinate luminaire aiming and screen brightness so neither system creates an avoidable player-vision conflict.

03Broadcast camera zones

Camera positions, sports-lighting direction and LED refresh / scan settings need a combined production review.

04Structure + pole zone

Check pole / mast / screen-support footprints, foundations, access and structural clearances before civil works.

05Power + data routes

Coordinate screen power / data and lighting circuits without assuming shared electrical design or common protection.

06Maintenance access

Preserve safe access to LED modules, power / control equipment, luminaires, poles, drivers and service platforms.

Project coordination brief

Capture the layout before detailed design is frozen.

If the lighting design is not ready yet, keep it open. The important thing is to identify the screen, pole / support, camera and access interfaces that need to be resolved together.

Coordination status

No high-priority conflict selected yet

These are project-review triggers, not calculated engineering results.

  • No high-priority coordination conflict has been selected yet. Final pole / structure, photometric, electrical and access drawings still require project review.

Coordination handoff

One brief for the lighting, display and project teams.

Use this at design coordination meetings, then attach the actual lighting layout, photometric report, screen support drawings and electrical information when they become available.

HLJÓÐ SPORTS LIGHTING + LED COORDINATION BRIEF
COORDINATION FLAGS
- No high-priority coordination conflict has been selected yet. Final pole / structure, photometric, electrical and access drawings still require project review.
PROJECT CLOSURE ITEMS
- Current / proposed lighting layout and pole / mast positions
- Photometric design or existing-lighting survey as applicable
- Screen location, support footprint and service-access envelope
- Broadcast / camera positions where relevant
- Screen processor / refresh configuration where camera use applies
- Final structural interfaces and foundation / support coordination
- Final electrical distribution, circuiting and cable routes
- Maintenance and safe-access strategy for both systems
This is a coordination brief only. It does not replace photometric design, structural engineering, electrical design, local approvals or final manufacturer documentation.

Continue the sports venue workflow

Coordinate the disciplines, then close each specialist design separately.

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