Court Lighting at Skokie Park District Tennis Center

Skokie, Illinois

Court Lighting at Skokie Park District Tennis Center


Court Lighting at Skokie Park District Tennis Center


Duvon Lighting successfully completed a comprehensive LED tennis court lighting upgrade for the Skokie Park District Tennis Center. The goal was to transform a high-use municipal facility into a premier nighttime playing environment through advanced photometric engineering.


The project replaced outdated, high-maintenance lighting with modern LED sports lighting systems specifically calibrated for the ball-tracking requirements of tennis. Our team focused on high-uniformity optics, ensuring that light levels remain consistent across the entire court surface, from the baseline to the net.


By optimizing pole heights and aiming angles, Duvon Lighting achieved a solution that not only enhances the player experience but also addresses Dark Sky compliance by significantly reducing light spill into surrounding residential areas. This turnkey installation serves as a model for municipal energy efficiency and high-performance athletic lighting.



Baseline Perspective Capture

Baseline Perspective Capture

Engineering Excellence

Every luminaire was positioned based on a proprietary photometric simulation, targeting a 1.2:1 uniformity ratio. By deploying precision asymmetric distribution, we successfully trapped 98% of generated lumens within the court perimeter, effectively eliminating light spill into adjacent residential zones.

USTA Class II Standards

Calibrated for tournament-level visibility and high-speed ball tracking.

Dark-Sky Compliance

Full-cutoff design ensuring zero upward light waste.

Industrial Design

Industrial Design

Technical Data

Core Engine Freedom 500W
Standard IES RP-6-22
Efficiency Gain 64% Reduced kWh
Lifespan L70 > 100k Hrs

Engineering & Support

Design • Supply • Verification

Duvon Lighting provides expert-led consultation to architects and facility managers looking to optimize North American sports environments.

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