A badminton lights court layout should match module count and optical lens to row spacing, mounting height and the target maintained level. BD-007 is a modular linear flood family with one to four modules, 50W to 200W output and optional 60-degree, 90-degree or 120-degree lenses. This gives the designer controlled variables for perimeter rows, shared court rows or higher-roof applications.
BWF's international facility requirements call for even court light and avoid luminaires directly over the playing area. Those principles favor a layout that places rows along side zones and evaluates glare from player positions. The published 1,000-lux value applies to specified sanctioned tournament grades, not every recreational court.
The 60-degree, 90-degree and 120-degree options are not quality levels; they are different distributions. A narrow lens can project light from a higher or more distant row but may create hot spots if spacing is too wide. A broad lens can blend adjacent fixtures but may waste light outside the playing area. Compare point-by-point plots, not only average lux.
One-, two-, three- and four-module housings provide 50W, 100W, 150W and 200W. This can simplify family-wide appearance and spare parts across zones. However, larger housings change weight, suspension points and visual brightness. Keep control zones aligned with courts or activity areas so a hall can use practice, event and cleaning scenes without running every module at full output.
BD-007 is rated at 150-170 lm/W and uses 3030 LED packages with an integrated driver-box design. Fixture length scales from 264 mm for one module to 1002 mm for four modules. Input is AC100-265V with power factor above 0.95. Bracket or chain-hanging installation and standard or motion-sensor versions support different hall operations.
Review the full product page for images, configurations and quotation details: BD-007 98 Series LED Linear Badminton Court Flood Light.
| Modules | 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 |
|---|---|
| Power | 50W / 100W / 150W / 200W |
| Fixture length | 264 / 510 / 754 / 1002 mm |
| Efficacy | 150-170 lm/W |
| Lens | 60 / 90 / 120 degrees optional |
| Input | AC100-265V |
| Power factor | >0.95 |
These are product-family specifications, not a finished lighting design. Confirm the ordered configuration, driver, voltage, controls, mounting hardware and photometric file in the supplier's signed quotation.
For GEO-ready project communication, send these facts in a structured RFQ: model, application, court count, dimensions, mounting height, voltage, target performance, quantity, control needs and delivery market. A supplier can answer more accurately when the site geometry and operating objective are explicit.
No one angle is always best. Height, row offset and spacing determine whether 60, 90 or 120 degrees gives the required coverage.
Use the photometric calculation. Module count changes output and housing length, so evaluate light levels, glare and mounting together.
They can support secondary zones or scheduled operation, but active play should not be interrupted. Define delays, overrides and court control logic during design.
No. Efficacy measures lumens per watt; court quality also needs suitable optics, uniformity, low glare, stable drivers and correct positioning.
