ICE hockey and ice rink lighting solutions
Designs to meet recommended lux levels for all on ice activities. Indoor LUX Levels
Ice Hockey Lighting
Ice rinks typically cater for a range of skills; from the controlled precision of curling to the often fast and frenetic nature of ice hockey.
However, one common requirement across both these disciplines is that a high degree of light will enhance the experience for all competitors.
Kellwood lighting can make sure that there are no slip-ups or sticking points in your ice rink lighting project.
Please see the table below for technical lighting requirements.
National Ice Centre
Kellwood Lighting designed and supplied the lighting to meet public and elite ice-sport standards.
LUX Levels for Ice Hockey and Ice Rinks
| Application | Typical Use | Horizontal Illuminance | Ra | Glare | Notes | Eave (LUX) | Emin/Eave |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Class 1 | International | 750 | >0.7 | >60 | <30 | - | |
| Class 2 | Regional | 500 | >0.7 | >60 | <30 | - | |
| Class 3 | Recreational | 300 | >0.7 | >20 | <30 | - |
IMPORTANT NOTE: data is compiled from ice-hockey-specific lighting publications. However, these are recommendations only; careful consideration must go into every unique environment.
Popular Features and Accessories
CONTACT KELLWOOD TO DISCUSS YOUR ice hockey LIGHTING PROJECT
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Kellwood's wireless lighting controls for ice hockey can offer numerous benefits, such as energy efficiency, cost savings, operational efficiency, improved maintenance, and scalability.
