When tennis courts are illuminated, the recreational value increases enormously: in the darker seasons, players can play longer and when it is hot in summer, late evening hours can also be used for a match.
Since tennis is a very fast game, it places high demands on the players’ visual performance – and thus also on the floodlights. For example, the ball must always be evenly illuminated as it flies across the court so that its speed and trajectory can be well assessed. At the same time, the players must not be dazzled.