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For more comfortable gameplay and unforgettable moments Suita City Football Stadium World-class lighting solutions for you Client: Stadium Construction Fundraising Organization ( Private organization managed by Gamba Osaka ) Design / Construction: Takenaka Corporation Electric systems: Kinden Corporation Suita City Football Stadium is a football-only stadium that brings spectators into the action. [ Suita City Football Stadium ] Panasonic aimed for an environment that Suita City Football Stadium is a football stadium in Suita City, Osaka Prefecture. It was built as the home supported gameplay from both the hardware stadium for Gamba Osaka, a team in Japan’s professional football league (J-League). The stadium and software perspectives, with light excels in both immediacy and comfort – the pitch and the stands are close, and all seats in the stands are distribution design using glare-reducing LED under a roof. The stadium achieves eco-friendliness light sources, and spatial lighting design that evenly illuminates the field with high through LED lighting and solar power, as well as playing the role of a temporary lighting intensity. evacuation shelter and disaster Osaka response headquarters in the We also achieved facility solutions that take the environment and safety into account, event of an emergency. including a solar power generator system and an evacuation guidance system. POINT-1 Glare reduction in the LED light source hardware. Not only glare across the field, but also glare from looking up at light sources is reduced by minimizing overlapping beams that causes glare. Before After Too much glare Minimized glare providing a disturbing play. better game environment. POINT-2 Software for lighting the field brightly and uniformly. A lighting environment that facilitates play is created by controlling the locations, quantity and angles of more than 380 fixtures to light the entire field evenly at high illuminance of 1500 lx. Other facility solutions Photovoltaic power generation system Evacuation guidance system Solar power generation installed on In order to evacuate tens of the roof for a greener stadium thousands of spectators safely if a reducing efficiently energy costs. disaster occurs unexpectedly. Learn more For more information about Panasonic’s case study, please visit our website. Panasonic LED solutions http://panasonic.net/lifesolutions/lighting/solutions/ Other Job References Featuring Panasonic’s Lighting Solutions Tokyu Plaza Ginza Narita International Airport – Terminal 2 Building Byodoin Museum Hoshokan.

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