• Budget
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• Design
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• Environment
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• Operations
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Why is a System Approach a Good Idea
when Purchasing Sports Lighting?

1. All parts are engineered to be compatible
2. A single waranty covers all parts in the system
3. Fixtures can be factory aimed, reducing installation costs and taking the guesswork out of installation
4. Ballasts can be mounted at the base of the pole for easier maintenance and accurate fixture alignment

Purchasing single fixtures and assembling your sports lighting has disadvantages that could lead to performance problems or maintenance headaches later on.

1. Parts and pieces of unknown strengths are put together by the installer
2. Warranties from several sources are inconsistent and wide ranging in coverage
3. Individual fixture-by-fixture aiming from the top of the pole adds installation costs and produces unknown aiming results
4. Ballasts are mounted on the fixture, which means troubleshooting must be done from the top of the pole and the changes for misalignment are increased