This document provides recommended illumination levels for various sports activities. It lists the sport or activity and recommends light levels for different types of play or events. For example, it recommends 50 footcandles of light for college or professional hockey games and 20 footcandles for amateur hockey leagues. It also provides lighting recommendations for activities like football, gymnastics, handball, and shooting ranges.
This document provides recommended illumination levels for various sports activities. It lists the sport or activity and recommends light levels for different types of play or events. For example, it recommends 50 footcandles of light for college or professional hockey games and 20 footcandles for amateur hockey leagues. It also provides lighting recommendations for activities like football, gymnastics, handball, and shooting ranges.
This document provides recommended illumination levels for various sports activities. It lists the sport or activity and recommends light levels for different types of play or events. For example, it recommends 50 footcandles of light for college or professional hockey games and 20 footcandles for amateur hockey leagues. It also provides lighting recommendations for activities like football, gymnastics, handball, and shooting ranges.
Table 12-2. Recommended Illumination Levels for SportsContinued
CROQUET Tournament Recreational AVERAGE ILLUMINATION MAINTAINED IN SERVICE ON HORIZONTAL PLAYING SURFACE (footcandles) SEE FIG. CURLING Tournament Recreational FOOTBALL Class Index: Distance* from nearest sideline to the farthest row of spectators I Over 100 feet 100 12-14 II 50 to 100 feet 50 III 30 to 50 feet 30 IV Under 30 feet 20 V No fixed seating facilities 10 *It is conceded generally that distance between the spectators and the play is the first consideration in de- termining the class and lighting requirements. However, the potential seating capacity of the stands should also be considered and the following ratio is suggested: Class I for over 30,000 Spectators; Class II for 10,000 to 30,000; Class III for 5,000 to 10,000; and Class IV for under 5,000 spectators. GOLF DRIVING General on the tees On vertical surface at 200 yards Practice putting green 10 3 10 12-13 GYMNASIUMS Exhibitions and matches General exercising Lockers and shower rooms 30 20 10 12-9 HANDBALL Tournament Club Recreational 30 20 10 12-3 HOCKEY College or Professional Amateur League Recreational 50 20 10 12-12 HORSESHOES Tournament Recreational 10 5 RACING Bicycle Motor (midget auto or motorcycle) Horse Dog 20 20 20 20 RIFLE RANGE On target Firing line Range Outdoor Indoor 30 50 10 10 5 12-2