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Břeclav Ice Stadium: lighting for matches, training and public skating

Břeclav Ice Stadium case study: modern ice-rink lighting, scene control, NHL-style effects, emergency lighting integration and installation in 8 days.

Modernised ice-rink lighting at Břeclav Ice Stadium
Project in brief

The Břeclav ice rink needed powerful, reliable lighting for sport, safety modes and show effects, delivered within a short installation window.

Challenge

Starting point: one venue, several operating modes

The ice rink has to serve players, coaches, facility teams, the public and spectators. Each mode needs a different balance of intensity, uniformity, atmosphere and safety.

Design

The design: output, control and scene modes in one system

We designed the rink lighting as a controlled system, not as a set of separate luminaires. The important part was to connect sport performance, simple operation and quick...

Impact

What changed for the stadium

The venue gained a lighting system that better matches different situations on the ice. Sports operation needs visibility, the public needs safe orientation and matches...

Context

Sports facilities have different lighting needs than standard interiors. An ice rink needs safe orientation, clear visibility for play, stable conditions for training and matches, and often a stronger atmosphere for spectators.

The Břeclav Ice Stadium project was therefore not only a luminaire replacement. It was a complete lighting system with scene control, a safety layer and effects that let the venue switch between training, matches and public skating.

Project story 01

Starting point: one venue, several operating modes

01

The ice rink has to serve players, coaches, facility teams, the public and spectators. Each mode needs a different balance of intensity, uniformity, atmosphere and safety.

The project also had to respect a short installation window because a sports venue cannot stay out of operation for long.

Project story 02

The design: output, control and scene modes in one system

02

We designed the rink lighting as a controlled system, not as a set of separate luminaires. The important part was to connect sport performance, simple operation and quick switching between modes.

The solution includes prepared lighting scenes, NHL-style effects and CVS emergency lighting. This allows the venue to handle different use cases without improvisation or complex manual setup.

Project story 03

Installation in 8 days

03

The installation was completed in 8 days. In sports projects like this, installation coordination, testing and commissioning are just as important as the lighting parameters themselves.

The final result had to be visually strong, but above all stable, safe and easy to operate every day.

Key parameters
  • 8-day installation
  • scene control by operating mode
  • NHL-style lighting effects
  • CVS emergency lighting
  • modes for training, matches and public skating
Project story 04

What changed for the stadium

04

The venue gained a lighting system that better matches different situations on the ice. Sports operation needs visibility, the public needs safe orientation and matches benefit from a more distinctive atmosphere.

Thanks to scene control, the team does not have to improvise each mode manually. The operator works with prepared settings and lighting becomes part of the stadium operating standard.

Project story 05

What this means for other sports venues

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Sports lighting should not be designed around one maximum setting. Halls, stadiums and training areas need modes for safety, maintenance, cameras, spectators and different types of use.

Břeclav shows that well-designed control can connect performance, safety and atmosphere into one system that is practical for daily operation.

What this shows

Břeclav Ice Stadium shows that sports lighting is not only a technical parameter. It is an operating tool for safety, performance, atmosphere and simple control of the whole venue.