Union vs Liberty: Choosing a Field Lighting Series
Union (300–600W) is the value-engineered choice for schools and municipal fields needing reliable coverage at lower cost. Liberty (800–1200W, up to about 144,000 lumens) is the high-output, multi-sport series for larger fields and higher classes of play that demand tighter uniformity and lower spill. The choice follows field size and class of play.
This comparison helps you pick the right Duvon field series.
At a glance
| Series | Watts | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Union | 300–600W | Value field/stadium lighting, schools and municipal |
| Liberty | 800–1200W (up to ~144,000 lm) | High-performance multi-sport, larger fields |
How to choose
Choose Union when budget leads and the field is recreational or high-school level — it delivers reliable coverage at lower cost. Choose Liberty for higher output, tighter uniformity, or competition play on larger fields, where its higher lumen output (up to ~144,000 lm per fixture) builds the even, low-spill light higher classes require. Both carry a 10-year warranty, so the decision is about performance and field size, not durability.
Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between Union and Liberty?
Union (300–600W) is value-engineered for schools and municipal fields; Liberty (800–1200W, up to ~144,000 lm) is high-output multi-sport for larger fields and higher classes.
When should I choose Union?
When budget leads and the field is recreational or high-school level.
When should I choose Liberty?
For higher output, tighter uniformity, or competition play on larger fields.
Do both carry the same warranty?
Yes — both carry a 10-year warranty.
How do I confirm the right series and count?
A free photometric layout matches the series and fixture count to your field's class of play.
Get a field series recommendation and free layout. Request it at duvonlighting.com/free-quote.