
Typical Layouts
Pole Location
Baseball lighting is divided into the infield and outfield portions of the field. The infield lighting is supplied by
luminaires on the ”A” and “B” poles. The B & C poles light the outfield. Locating poles as shown on the diagram
insures the ball will be lighted on both sides anywhere on the field. The illumination extends from the ground to the
highest point reached by a hit ball. This insures that the ball will never pass between a player and the floodlights.
Luminaire Mounting Height
The mounting height is selected to keep normal play below the line of sight of the luminaires. This also depresses
the floodlight aiming to avoid unwanted glare in adjacent areas. The larger the field the higher the mounting height
must be to keep the same average aiming angles.
Aiming Diagrams
Aiming diagrams are available for each recommended system. If there is a change in lighting requirements or pole
locations, it is best to leave the beam type and quantity to the Application Engineering department at the factory.
* “D” locations for 6 pole designs
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