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Tennis Court Light Poles
Tennis court light pole systems configured for the court layout, target lighting level, glare control, luminaire loads, local wind criteria, and exposure environment. Pole dimensions and performance are confirmed through the approved project specification.
Pole Height & Mounting
Court Illuminance
Aiming & Spill Control
Site-Specific Design
Warranty Scope
Built for Demanding Sports Environments
Tennis court light poles can be configured in aluminum alloy, stainless steel or hot-dip galvanized steel according to the site environment and structural design. LED fixture optics, output, aiming and mounting details are selected from the approved court lighting plan and luminaire data sheet.

LED Sports Lighting Fixture Configuration
Luminaire optics, mounting height, aiming angles, fixture weight, and projected area should be coordinated with the pole and foundation design. Housing material, efficacy, CRI, ingress protection, controls, and surge protection are confirmed from the selected luminaire data sheet.
- Housing material and finish confirmed from the selected luminaire data sheet
- Beam distribution selected through the court photometric design
- Aiming and mounting interface coordinated with the pole bracket
- Surge protection specified for the electrical design and local conditions
- Dimming or control options confirmed according to the project system
Material and Finish Options for Tennis Court Light Poles
Aluminum alloy, stainless steel and galvanized steel are available as project-dependent pole material options. The selected grade, finish, shaft design and foundation must be reviewed against court layout, attached luminaire loads, site wind criteria and exposure. Service life cannot be guaranteed by material choice alone.
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Aluminum Alloy
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Stainless Steel
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Galvanized Steel
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All materials
- Lower material weight than comparable steel designs; finish and corrosion details must suit the site exposure
- Grade and surface finish selected for the required appearance, loads and environmental conditions
- Structural capacity and corrosion protection depend on the steel design and specified galvanizing system
- Powder coating and cable routing can be specified where compatible with the approved pole design

Specifications
- Pole Configuration
- Material Options
- Surface Finish & Corrosion Protection
- Luminaire Load Data
- Photometric Performance
- CCT & CRI
- Beam Distribution & Aiming
- Foundation & Anchor Details
- Wind Design Criteria
- Production Documentation
- Pole height, shaft geometry, and mounting method configured for the approved project design
- Aluminum, stainless steel, or galvanized steel options available according to project requirements
- Finish and corrosion-protection system specified for the exposure environment
- Luminaire quantity, wattage, weight, and EPA confirmed before structural design
- Photometric performance based on the selected luminaire data and court layout
- Color temperature and color rendering selected for the venue requirements
- Beam distribution and aiming plan confirmed by project-specific lighting calculations
- Foundation, base plate, and anchor details coordinated with the structural criteria
- Wind design based on site location, terrain, applicable code, and total attached equipment
- Drawings, interfaces, finish, and inspection requirements confirmed before production
Lighting Pole Options for Tennis & Recreation
Pole position, mounting height, luminaire arrangement and structural requirements can be configured for single courts, multi-court facilities and shared recreation areas. Final lighting performance depends on the approved court layout and photometric design.
For larger sports venues, compare flood light poles for area lighting and high mast light poles for large-area sites.
Multi-Court Tennis Facilities
Pole placement, luminaire loads and court illuminance are confirmed through the project lighting and structural design.
Multi-Sport Recreation Complexes
Shared pole layouts can be evaluated for tennis and other courts when each sport's lighting and safety needs are defined.
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