Software & Connected
Schedules, scenes, and reliable control for athletic facility lighting.
Why we do this
Athletic lighting is about more than on/off. Schedules, scenes, remote access, and fail-safe behavior matter when games and practices cannot wait.
We develop and refine controller logic and interfaces so facility staff can run lighting with confidence.
How we do this
Control systems for athletic facility lighting — timing, scenes, and reliability.
Understand practices, games, events, and who needs control.
Local, scheduled, and remote behaviors that do not conflict.
Sensible fallbacks if networks or remotes are unavailable.
Interfaces that reduce training burden for staff and volunteers.
Coordinate with existing lighting hardware and site constraints.
What we do
Representative ways we can help. Exact scope is defined with you for each engagement.
Logic for zones, scenes, timers, and overrides.
Panels or apps that make common tasks quick.
Support for planned lighting and off-site adjustments where appropriate.
Improve reliability or usability without a full rip-and-replace when possible.
Standards
Lighting controllers sit on the power and control path for venues that cannot afford flicker or unsafe installs. We design with electrical safety practices, NEC-aware install guidance, lighting-control protocols, and outdoor/IP realities.
Lighting controllers and associated power assemblies are expected to meet applicable electrical product safety construction practices for their category.
How we follow it: We select enclosures, spacings, and components with listed/recognized parts where appropriate, and document ratings so installers and inspectors see clear intent — without claiming a specific UL listing unless the product carries one.
Field wiring of lighting controls must align with National Electrical Code practices for branch circuits, disconnects, and wet/damp locations.
How we follow it: We provide install notes for supply wiring, grounding, and environmental location so electricians can land the controller correctly.
DMX512 and related protocols are the lingua franca of entertainment and venue lighting control.
How we follow it: When your system speaks DMX or similar, we keep addressing, termination, and timing documented so fixtures and consoles stay interoperable.
Sports venues expose cabinets to weather, dust, and washdown — enclosure ratings matter.
How we follow it: We match enclosure IP/NEMA intent to the install environment and seal cable entries so the controller survives the season.
Share your venue setup and scheduling needs — we can outline a controller approach.
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