Legacy Lighting

14/11/2022

Great retrofit installation for the Melton Bowls Club.

The club has replaced their old 1000w MH's with 4 x 800W Invictus fittings, reducing power consumption and doubling the lux levels.

Thanks to Bewired (Australia) for the install and pictures.

07/11/2022

First pictures through for the Hockey NT installation at Marrara. Hoping to get some drone shots shortly but looking good so far with a comfortable 500 lux average.

Well done to Kelly at MWT and Steve at EcoSmart for getting this organised and installed so quickly. Keep an eye out for the final photos!

02/11/2022

Is there actually any real value in being Australian Made?

This is a question that we get asked regularly and we believe that the primary value that local manufacture offers a business is flexibility in production.

For us that means having the option of different wattages, colour temperatures and optics without having to stock everything as finished lights. This helps the customer by being able to offer more options with short lead times at lower cost.

Have a chat to us to discuss bespoke projects or projects with a tight timeframe - we may be able to help where others can't!

31/10/2022

Full steam ahead at Marrara Hockey NT to get the new lights fitted before the start of wet season.

With 8 folding poles, the design reduces the number of lights to 3/pole and delivers over 500 lux maintained.

Well done to the team at Eco Smart Electrical for getting this scheduled in so quick. Keep an eye out for completed photos coming soon!

27/09/2022

Awesome shot of just-completed netball courts in Victoria using Invictus fittings.

This project at Fairlie Reserve has taken a while to get to this stage but has come up looking pretty good!

Thanks to Bewired (Australia) for the installation and all the great shots.

23/09/2022

Can LED lights be recycled?

With such an emphasis on what can be recycled we need to take a closer look at how possible is it to recycle LED lighting. Recycling is important not only to reduce landfill waste but also reduce the need for initial mining of raw materials.

Read on for more information on how this is possible.

With such an emphasis on what can be recycled we need to take a closer look at how possible is it to recycle LED lighting. Recycling is important not only to reduce landfill waste but also reduce the need for initial mining of raw materials. Whilst all LED lights are made in slightly different ways,...

07/09/2022

500 Lux private tennis court and still friends with the neighbours?

This recent install in Swan Hill Vic was incredibly tight with houses right on all 3 boundaries. These photo's give an idea of the cut-off of light whilst delivering over 500 lux on the court.

Drone shots coming soon....

17/08/2022

Lights are on at the Albany Skatepark - designed and supplied lighting for a number of areas.

05/08/2022

With many of our components already made in Australia, one of the things that gives us a great deal of flexibility in production is loading PCB's. This process is done very capably in Queensland by Hetech Pty Ltd.

03/08/2022

What will a sport lighting upgrade cost me? This is probably the question we get the most regularly - and it's a very valid one.

Obviously there is no exact one-size-fits-all approach to sport lighting, however we have put together budget numbers to help you in the right direction.

Have a read - and reach out if we can help out with more information

For (almost!) every sport played in the country, there is an Australian Standard AS2560.2 which governs recommended lux levels (how much light) and uniformity (evenness of light). The main deciding factors are how fast is the ball moving and how big is the ball. For this reason the recommended lux l...

28/07/2022

A few photos during auditing the fields at Brisbane Metropolitan Touch Association. With six fields - averaging 180 lux (aiming for 150 lux) and uniformities averagely over 0.65 it was a great outcome.

Keep an eye out for drone shots coming soon.

21/07/2022

Progress is still forging ahead at New Zealand Campus of Innovation and Sport. Looking forward to seeing this project completed by the end of the year.