The supplied product clearly shows a square high-output light engine with a large hood that helps manage glare in stadium installations.

Stadium lights for large football venues.
A hooded square stadium-light family built for projects that need stronger nighttime brightness, long-throw beam control, upgraded cooling, and weather-ready outdoor reliability.
Stadium lights for large football venues.
A hooded square stadium-light family built for projects that need stronger nighttime brightness, long-throw beam control, upgraded cooling, and weather-ready outdoor reliability.

Designed for larger sports venues that need stronger high-output coverage and more controlled aiming.
Use this page as the Stadium lights entry point before narrowing wattage, mounting height, beam requirement, venue scale, and the exact lighting target.
The cleaned optical board keeps the focus on a dense LED array built for stronger reach, stable brightness, and sports-venue coverage.
The reference materials emphasize a deep fin radiator layout intended to support longer service life under high-power operation.
The weatherproof board highlights sealed lens construction for rain, spray, dust, and long-term outdoor stadium exposure.
The page centers on the clearest requested use case: a large outdoor football stadium.
The hero application image keeps the fixture in a true stadium context so buyers can quickly judge scale, mounting direction, and nighttime venue-fit before moving into technical selection.
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The fastest product story is feature clarity, glare control, bracket adjustment, and durable electronics.
The cleaned English feature board replaces the source watermark-heavy poster with a simpler presentation that keeps the most useful hardware points visible for project buyers.
Discuss stadium-light optionsKey visible values pulled forward from the supplied source material.
Only the most repeated and readable values are surfaced here so the page stays usable while still staying grounded in the references you provided.
The supplied source material visibly shows 300W, 400W, 500W, 600W, 800W, and 1000W versions for different pole heights and venue scales.
The parameter references show a 3-year option at 120 lm/W and a 5-year option at 140 lm/W for different project priorities.
The parameter board repeatedly points to AC100-277V input for the visible versions shown in the supplied materials.
The visible parameter references list a power factor above 0.95 for more stable commercial and venue-side planning.
The provided tables show Ra70 in the visible driver-plan notes for both warranty options.
The cleaned specification board keeps the aluminum housing callout visible because it directly supports outdoor durability and cooling.

A cleaner comparison sheet for power range, size groups, warranty plans, and package references.
The technical board simplifies the original source materials into one web-ready reference so buyers can compare the visible 300W-1000W range and the two driver-plan paths more quickly.
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Output and thermal control are the two performance themes that matter most before final specification.
The cleaned supporting boards keep the core technical story readable in one place: high-output LED coverage for long-throw stadium lighting and upgraded heat dissipation for steadier high-power operation.
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This IP66 protection board now stands on its own so the outdoor sealing story is easier to read.
The visual focuses on the sealed lens construction under direct water exposure, then reinforces the same protection logic across snow, rain, fog, and storm conditions that matter in exposed stadium projects.
Discuss outdoor reliabilityCommon project scenes for this stadium-light family.
A strong fit for full-size football venues where long-throw coverage, pole mounting, and bright nighttime match lighting are required.
The same product family also suits larger outdoor sports arenas and professional training facilities with higher mounting positions.
This fixture family can also support high-output lighting plans around stadium perimeters, support towers, and adjacent circulation zones.
What should we confirm before quoting?
What kind of fixture is this?
Which visible wattages are shown in the supplied source material?
Where does this product fit best?
What should be confirmed before quoting?
Tell us about the venue, pole layout, and target lighting level.
Share the project type, pole height, beam requirement, target brightness, wattage range, input voltage, weather exposure, and warranty expectation so OULA LIGHTING can recommend a suitable stadium-light configuration.