TURF
SOLUTIONS
Sodick grow lights illuminating a stadium pitch at night

Sodick Turf Solutions

Give grassthe advantage.

Our LED grow lights help grounds teams care for natural sports turf where daylight falls short.

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01 THE RANGE

Light where
you need it.

From broad areas of stadium shade to small patches of heavy wear, choose a system that fits the part of the pitch you need to support.

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Detail of a Sodick grow-light arrayINSIDE THE LIGHT ARRAY

02 THE TECHNOLOGY

Built for life
in the shade.

Deep stands and covered roofs can leave grass short of daylight. Sodick’s LED systems deliver supplemental light to the areas that need it.

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Supplement daylightGive shaded turf an additional source of light.

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Focus on the areas under pressureChoose a system to match the area your team is treating.

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Manage light and heatThe LED400 combines LED lighting with infrared units.

How the technology works

LED55 demonstration

Four days of turf growth

See how the grass responds to a combination of LED light, heat, irrigation and carbon dioxide in this Sodick F.T. demonstration.

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03 IN THE FIELD

Nagasaki, Japan

Our grow lights at Peace Stadium.

At Peace Stadium in Nagasaki, the grounds team uses two of our LED140 rigs to give warm-season grass extra light.

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Sodick grow lighting equipment at Peace Stadium in Nagasaki

Photo notes

See the equipment in its working environment. Daylight reveals the shape of stadium shade, while the night view makes the treatment area easier to see.

Daylight and shadow across the grass at a football stadium
Daylight shows where the roof casts shade across the playing surface.
Grow lights casting pink and amber light across a stadium pitch at night
After dark, the illuminated area is easy to see from the stands.

Start with the part of the pitch that needs help

Look at where daylight falls during the weeks that give your team the most trouble. Then mark the areas that take the most wear. Some venues need a rig for a broad shaded strip, while others need to treat a smaller zone around a goalmouth or touchline.

Bring the pitch plan to the conversation

A marked-up pitch photo, the fixture calendar and an idea of the access route give us a useful starting point. We can discuss which system fits the treatment area and how it would fit into your grounds team’s routine.

Talk to Sodick

Let’s talk turf.

Tell us about your venue, your pitch and the areas you want to improve.

Email the UK team +44 (0)1926 695 777