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Geosport-Lighting-LED-Brochure LED SYSTEM OVERVIEW A "TURN-KEY" SOLUTION GeoSport™ Lighting offers a full in-house design and build for all of your sports lighting needs including design, assembly and “turn-key” installation of LED stadium lighting systems for all levels of play. LED TECHNOLOGY Our LED sports lighting system is the ideal solution for professional caliber outdoor sports lighting with features designed with municipal, high school, collegiate and semi-professional outdoor sports venues in mind. STATE-OF-THE-ART SYSTEM Offering versatility for any outdoor sport including football, soccer, baseball, lacrosse and field hockey, the state-of-the-art LED sports lighting system delivers maintenance-free, professional sports lighting with a great return on investment. 2 ENGINEERED TO PERFORM SYSTEM HIGHLIGHTS Custom-engineered optics direct light precisely where needed while minimizing glare. Multiple control options available for operational flexibility and fan experience effects. Rugged, weather-tight design ensures durability even in harsh environments. Versatile mounting bracket is designed for ease of installation in new or retrofit situations. Telemetry to monitor health and status of each light is enabled through optional control capabilities. Ultra-low EMI noise generation eliminates interference with surrounding electrical systems. Solid-state design means no moving parts and nothing to wear out or replace, providing maintenance-free operation for hundreds of thousands of hours. 3 AHEAD OF THE GAME SYSTEM FEATURES Highly Tested System Plug and Play Highly Efficient System Ease of Installation Custom-Engineered Optics Monitor Status of Each Light Glare Control No Interference Precise Light Targeting No Moving Parts High-Definition Broadcasting Nothing to Wear Out or Replace Multiple Control Options Over 100,000 Hours System Life Rugged, Weather-Tight Design Maintenance-Free System 4 MORE LIGHT FOR LESS MONEY SPECIFICATIONS POWER Ratings Input Power IP66, NEMA 4X, -40° C to 55° C 277VAC, 347VAC, 480VAC Through Universal Power Supply. Optics NEMA Lenses 2, 3, 4, 5 Lumen Output LED 550: >61,000 Mounting Options LED 750: >83,000 Adjustable Bracket/Yoke Watts Controls LED 550: 550W Instant ON/OFF LED 750: 750W AirMesh (Basic Wireless Control) Land Burst (Enhanced Wired Control) CRI LED 550: >70 Approximate Weight LED 750: >70 45 lbs. 5 SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA UNIVERSITY HAMMOND, LOUISIANA 6 LOUISIANA TECH UNIVERSITY RUSTON, LOUISIANA 7 LEGENDS FIELD AT THE PARKS AT TEXAS STAR EULESS, TEXAS 8 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY ZACHARY YOUTH PARK MAGNOLIA, ARKANSAS ZACHARY, LOUISIANA 9 UNITED FUTBOL ACADEMY PLAQUEMINE HIGH SCHOOL MILTON, GEORGIA PLAQUEMINE, LOUISIANA 10 VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE 11 HARD ROCK STADIUM MIAMI GARDENS, FLORIDA 12 UNIVERSITY OF PHOENIX STADIUM GLENDALE, ARIZONA 13 U.S. BANK STADIUM MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA 14 SYSTEM ASSEMBLY, INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE 15 16 17 Parkview Baptist School (Baton Rouge, LA) St. Thomas Aquinas High School (Hammond, LA) PROJECT ED White High School (Thibodaux, LA) Terrebonne High School (Houma, LA) GW Carver High School (New Orleans, LA) REFERENCES Archbishop Shaw High School (Marerro, LA) Teurlings Catholic High School (Lafayette, LA) LOUISIANA Kaplan High School (Kaplan, LA) Ascension Episcopal School (Lafayette, LA) LA Tech University (Ruston, LA) Bell City High School (Bell City, LA) Southeastern Louisiana University (Hammond, LA) St. James High School (St. James, LA) McNeese State University (Lake Charles, LA) Plaquemine High School (Plaquemine, LA) Traction CSE (Baton Rouge, LA) St. James Parish (Paulina Park) Nicholls State University (Thibodaux, LA) Acadiana High School (Lafayette, LA) Louisiana College (Pineville, LA) Cecilia High School (Cecilia, LA) City of Broussard (Broussard, LA) Mandeville’s Pelican Park (Mandeville, LA) City of Youngsville (Youngsville, LA) Howell Park Soccer (Baton Rouge, LA) City of Zachary (Zachary, LA) Broadmoor High School (Baton Rouge, LA) City of Carencro (Carencro, LA) Zachary High School (Zachary, LA) Jackson Parish Recreation (Jonesboro, LA) Pointe Coupee Parks and Recreation (Pointe Coupee, LA) City of Lafayette (Lafayette, LA) Moss Bluff Recreation (Moss Bluff, LA) East Ascension High School (Gonzales, LA) LSU University High School (Baton Rouge, LA) 18 MISSISSIPPI PROJECT Pearl River High School (Carriere, MS) REFERENCES OKLAHOMA City of Choctaw Parks and Recreation (Chowtaw, OK) ARKANSAS Cherokee Public Schools (Cherokee, OK) Rejoice Christian School (Owasso, OK) Henderson State University (Arkadelphia, AR) Joe Barnes Park (Midwest City, OK) Southern Arkansas University (Magnolia, AR) Santa Fe High School (Edmond, OK) Harmony Grove High School (Camden, AR) Community Christian (Norman, OK) Blytheville High School (Blytheville, AR) Oakdale High School (Edmond, OK) ALABAMA Montevallo High School (Montevallo, AL) Stockham Field (Birmingham, AL) Lowery Field (Birmingham, AL) GEORGIA United Futbol Academy (Milton, GA) 19 PROJECT REFERENCES TEXAS Lubbock Christian University (Lubbock, TX) CES Performance (North Houston, TX) Cotton Sports (Katy, TX) Ursuline Academy (Dallas, TX) Gainesville High School (Gainesville, TX) Prince of Peace Christian School (Carrollton, TX) Gladewater Park (Gladewater, TX) South Garland High School (Garland, TX) Saschse High School (Garland, TX) Rowlett High School (Garland, TX) North Garland High School (Garland, TX) Lakeview Centennial High School (Garland, TX) City of Euless (Euless, TX) Legacy Preparatory Christian Academy (Magnolia, TX) 20 Ball State — Worthen Arena NCAA (Muncie, IN) Purdue Univ — Mackey Arena NCAA West (Lafayette, IN) PROJECT Buehler USD High School (Buehler, KS) Univ of Kentucky — Rupp Arena NCAA (Lexington, KY) Mary T. Meagher Aquatic Center Other (Louisville, KY) REFERENCES Van Andel Arena AHL (Grand Rapids, MI) Little Caesars Arena (Detriot RedWings/Pistons) (Detroit, MI) University of Phoenix Stadium (Arizona Cardinals) (Glendale, AZ) Target Field (Minnesota Twins) MLB (Minneapolis, MN) Orange County Community (Costa Mesa, CA) Target Center (Minnesota Timberwolves) NBA (Minneapolis, MN) Anaheim Stadium (Anaheim Angels) (Los Angeles, CA) US Bank Stadium (Minnesota Vikings) NFL (Minneapolis, MN) Oak Creek Golf Course (Irvine, CA) Show Me Center NCAA Cape (Girardeau, MO) MLB Urban Youth Baseball (Compton, CA) Progressive Field (Cleveland Indians) MLB (Cleveland, OH) Dutch Clark Stadium High School (Pueblo, CO) Ohio Univ — Convocation Center NCAA (Athens, OH) Kahuku HS (Kahuku, HI) University of Cincinnati Pool NCAA (Cincinnati OH) Kea'au HS (Kea'au, HI) Habersham High School (Habersham, GA) Dayliss HS (Billings, MT) Natatorium NCAA (Athens, GA) BOK Center Multi-Event (Tulsa, OK) Univ of Georgia — Volleyball Arena (NCAA Athens, GA) Ashland Football High School (Ashland, OR) Mercedes-Benz Stadium (Atlanta Falcons) NFL (Atlanta GA) South Kitsap HS High School (Port Orchard, WA) Mobacorp Soccer USL (Peachtree City, GA) XFINITY Arena at Everett Multi-Event (Everett, WA) Univ of Mississippi (Ole Miss) — Gillom Center NCAA (Oxford, MS) Town Toyota Center Multi-Event (Wenatchee, WA) Campbell University (Buies Creek, NC) Western Washington Univ — Carver Gym (Bellingham, WA) UNCC Football Stadium NCAA (Charlotte, NC) BMO Harris Bank Center AHL (Rockford, IL) Univ of Georgia — Ramsey Center NCAA (Cullowhee, NC) Davenport Franklin HS High School (Franklin, IL) Duke Univ — Wallace Wade Stadium NCAA (Durham, NC) Allen County Ft. Wayne Coliseum Multi-Event (Fort Wayne, IN) 21 AmericanAirlines Arena (Miami Heat) NBA (Miami, FL) Univ of Florida — O’Connell Center NCAA (Gainesville, FL) PROJECT Univ of Maimi —WATSCO Center NCAA (Miami, FL) Hard Rock Stadium (Miami Dolphins) NFL (Miami, FL) Florida Hospital Center Ice Recreation Wesley (Chapel, FL) REFERENCES Alario Center Multi-Event (Westwego, LA) Cajun Dome NCAA (Lafayette, LA) Duke Univ — Williams Field NCAA (Durham, NC) Louisiana Tech University (Ruston, LA) Duke Univ — Softball Stadium NCAA (Durham, NC) Febens High School (Febens, TX) Univ of North Carolina (Greensboro, NC) Jourdanton ISD High School (Jourdanton, TX) Wingate Univ — Soccer Field NCAA (Wingate, NC) Valleyview HS High School (Valley View, TX) Wake Forest — NCAA (Winston-Salem, NC) Globe Life Park (Texas Rangers) MLB (Arlington, TX) Freedom Hall NCAA (Johnson City, TN) Lamar Univ — Montagne Center NCAA (Beaumont, TX) Vanderbilt — Hawkins Field NCAA (Nashville, TN) University of North Texas Coliseum NCAA (Denton, TX) Bridgestone Arena (Nashville Predators) NHL (Nashville, TN) University of North Texas — Tennis NCAA (Denton, TX) Berglund Center Multi-Event (Roanoke, VA) Indoor Football Practice Facility NCAA (Lubbock, TX) Martinsville Speedway NASCAR (Ridgeway, VA) Ford Park Recreation (Beaumont, TX) George Mason University — Tennis NCAA (Fairfax, VA) The Parks at Texas Star Recreation (Euless, TX) Radford University NCAA (Radford, VA) Webster Bank Area AHL (Bridgeport, CT) Charleston Civic Center Coliseum Multi-Event (Charleston, WV) Mohegan Sun Arena Multi-Event (Uncasville, CT) Univ of Alabama — Bartow Arena NCAA (Birmingham, AL) Catholic University NCAA (Washington, DC) Arkansas State Univ — NCAA (Jonesboro, AR) Mass Mutual Center AHL (Springfield, MA) Southern Arkansas Univ — Wilkins Stadium NCAA (Magnolia, AR) DCU Center Multi-Event (Worcester, MA) North Marion HS High School (Dunnellon, FL) Veterans Memorial Arena Multi-Event (Jacksonville, FL) 22 Cornell — Helen Newman Arena NCAA (Ithaca, NY) Cornell — Helen Newman Hall NCAA (Ithaca, NY) PROJECT Cornell — James Lynah Rink NCAA (Ithaca,
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