Indoor tennis, padel & pickleball lighting · EWXTLED-HB-INDIRECTCOURT
Indirect Panel Court Fixture
Let the ceiling become part of the lighting plan.
An inverted panel approach sends light upward to use the ceiling as a reflecting surface. Evaluate indirect illumination for indoor courts where ceiling height, finish, and reflectance support it.
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Why consider this approach?
Choose the light.
Design the experience.
Indirect illumination offers a different way to manage player sightlines by directing output toward the ceiling rather than directly toward the court.
Ceiling reflectance, obstructions, suspension clearance, and mounting height strongly affect the result. A photometric review establishes whether this approach fits your building.
How our lighting design process helps →Technical overview
Specifications at a glance.
Values below describe the options or ranges in the supplied sheet. Confirm the exact configuration before ordering.
| Size range | 24–47 inches |
|---|---|
| Power range | 63–322 W |
| Output range | 9,000–53,000 lumens |
| Voltage | 120–277 V |
| Color temperatures | 3000 / 3500 / 4000 / 5000 K |
| Dimming | 0–10 V |
| Optics | 15° / 60° / 90° options |
| Mounting | Pendant; inverted for indirect illumination |
| Environment | Damp location |
| Sheet-rated life | >102,000 hours |
| Warranty | 5 years |
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Match the fixture to the sport and the space.
Considering this fixture for tennis court lighting, padel court lighting, or pickleball court lighting? We review the facility layout, mounting conditions, intended level of play, and player sightlines before recommending a configuration. Suitability is established through the lighting design.
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