Football Fields Lighting，Football fields can be divided into professional fields and amateur fields according to the usage, and the field lights requirements for illumination, uniformity, and glare are different.
Football stadium lighting needs to meet the following different requirements:
Under the premise of meeting the visual requirements of players and referees, football stadium lights should minimize the adverse effects of lighting on the game; meet the visual requirements of spectators, and minimize the discomfort caused by lighting when watching the game; meet photography and videography lighting requirements to maximize image quality.
In addition, for amateur stadiums, recreational football games are usually held at night, so efficient lighting systems can fully attract people to participate in the game. Although the lighting brightness of such places is obviously not as good as that of official events, high standards should still be maintained in terms of uniform light effect, visual comfort, and avoidance of disturbing light. This is especially important as recreational sports facilities are often located in residential areas.
1. Football Field Lighting Standards
1.1 FIFA Lighting Standards
Established in 1904 and based in Zurich, Switzerland, the International Football Federation (FIFA) oversees 211 national and regional football associations globally. It is responsible for creating fundamental rules, managing events, and promoting commercial growth in the sport of football, which is the most popular sport worldwide. The lighting standards introduced in 2020 have undergone considerable changes from earlier versions. For more information, please refer to FIFA football field lighting standards and Discussion of FIFA's New Standards.
1.2 UEFA Football Field Lighting Standards
Established in 1954, the Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) is the governing body for European football. Based in Nyon, Switzerland, it oversees 55 member nations. UEFA is recognized as the most popular football league globally and manages the continent with the highest level of commercialized football.For more information, please refer to UEFA Football Field Lighting Standards.
1.3 NCAA Lighting Standards
Established in 1906 and based in Indianapolis, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) oversees the athletic programs of over 1,100 colleges and universities across the United States, creating the largest amateur sports organization globally. For more information, please refer to the NCAA football field lighting standards.
1.4 High School Lighting Standards
High school football fields are typically designed for amateur use, but they must also accommodate the requirements for both competition and practice. For instance, training sessions might need less lighting, whereas official games necessitate brighter illumination. For more information, please refer to the High School Football Field Lighting Standards.
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