Nexis Infinity is a continuous linear LED lighting system designed to deliver clean, consistent illumination across the playing area while reducing glare and unnecessary light outside the court. With high efficiency LED technology, precision asymmetric optics and a robust construction the Nexis Infinity combines performance, visual comfort and efficiency in one streamlined lighting solution.
Traditional floodlighting can provide plenty of light, but achieving good uniformity, controlling glare and limiting unwanted light spill can make the design of a Padel Court more challenging. Padel is particularly demanding from a lighting perspective. Players need to track a fast-moving ball against a constantly changing background, while glass walls and fencing can introduce additional reflections and visual distractions.
Nexis Infinity has been developed around a different approach: a linear LED light source with controlled optics designed to distribute light where it is needed across the court. The result is a cleaner looking installation with a strong focus on player comfort and consistent illumination.
Nexis Infinity uses a continuous linear LED format rather than relying solely on conventional floodlights. The design creates a clean, modern appearance around the court. This makes it particularly well suited to projects where the lighting system needs to combine performance with a contemporary architectural finish.
Nexis Infinity delivers a rated luminous efficacy of up to 190 lm/W, helping to maximise light output from every watt of energy consumed and in turn helping to keep running costs down.
Total power usage depends on the class of light level you want to achieve.
For a typical Class II indoor lighting design achieving 500 lux, the Nexis Infinity system can use approximately 1.2 kW per court. At an electricity rate of £0.26/kWh, this equates to approximately 31p per hour of operation. Actual energy consumption will depend on the final lighting design, operating conditions and dimming levels.
One of the key challenges with Padel court lighting is controlling glare.
The Nexis Infinity has a unique asymmetric optical distribution to help direct light towards the playing area rather than unnecessarily beyond the court.
Padel courts are busy, fast moving environments. The lighting is positioned directly above the playing area, so the light needs to cope with more than simply providing light.
Nexis Infinity has been designed with the demands of the indoor Padel environment in mind.
Its IK10 impact resistance rating provides a high level of protection against mechanical impacts, making it well suited to an environment where the fittings may be exposed to the occasional knock from a ball or other impact during everyday use.
The luminaire also has an IP65 rating, providing protection against dust and water ingress, while the robust aluminium housing gives the fitting a durable construction for long term use.
Good Padel lighting is not simply about switching the lights on and off.
A modern Padel venue needs the flexibility to manage lighting around court availability, bookings, operating hours and different levels of activity throughout the day.
Nexis Infinity has been designed with dimming and intelligent control in mind, giving operators greater control over their lighting without compromising the quality of illumination on the court.
For Padel operators, Nexis Infinity can be incorporated into the venue's booking system so that lighting can be controlled around court reservations.
This means the lights can be used when the court is occupied, rather than running at full output unnecessarily throughout the day.
For multi court venues, this can make a significant difference to how the lighting system is managed.
It creates the potential for a more automated operation where lighting responds to court usage, helping venues manage energy consumption while giving players the lighting they need when they are actually playing.
For venues that do not want to integrate lighting directly with their existing booking software, Nexis Infinity can also be controlled using our standalone Bluetooth lighting control system from Koolmesh.
This provides a flexible alternative for managing the lighting system without requiring a full booking-system integration.
Operators can control their lighting through a dedicated smart control solution, making it easier to manage individual courts or groups of courts from one system.
Choosing a fitting is only one part of a successful Padel lighting project.
The final result depends on factors including mounting position, mounting height, court layout, required lux levels, uniformity and glare.
This is why Nexis approaches Padel lighting as a complete lighting design rather than simply supplying luminaires.
Our team can assess the site and create a tailored lighting design showing the expected illumination levels and uniformity across the playing surface.
If you would like to know more about lighting design requirements we have a blog post here "Lighting Padel Courts"
At Nexis Lighting, we can support a project from initial survey through to lighting design, supply and installation.
Our Padel court lighting service includes:
Continuous LED padel court lighting uses linear LED luminaires to create a more continuous lighting effect around the court rather than relying exclusively on individual floodlights.
Nexis Infinity uses a linear LED format, controlled asymmetric optics and a low-glare design approach. The system is also designed to allow fittings to be connected together.
Yes. The specification supports 0/1-10V dimming.
The Nexis Infinity is rated at L70B10 greater than 102,000 hours.
Yes. Nexis Lighting provides padel court lighting design and installation services. We can assess the site, produce lighting calculations and develop a solution around the specific court and project requirements.
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