Best Lights

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Troy, Michigan LED manufacturer whose indirect lighting systems illuminate pickleball facilities including a fifteen-court and an eighteen-court club.

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Quick Facts

Best For
Indoor pickleball clubs and fieldhouses that want glare-free, evenly lit courts.
Features
Indirect LED court lighting, DISC LED 2.0, MH-XL-HPP fixtures, tournament-level light plans, pendant mount installations, Michigan manufacturing, L90-rated fixtures
Pricing
Quote based through a free quote request on the site.

Description

Best Lights is a US lighting manufacturer based in Troy, Michigan, building high-performance LED systems for sports facilities including tennis and pickleball courts, fieldhouses, air domes, pools, and gyms, plus industrial spaces. The company cites more than 30 years in business, Michigan-made products with L90 ratings, and seven patents.

Its pickleball page centers on indirect LED lighting, where fixtures aim upward and light bounces off the ceiling to spread evenly across the facility. The design argument is specific to the sport: a small, fast ball tracked at sharp angles means glare, hot spots, and shadows are safety and playability problems, and indirect light removes them.

Named pickleball installations include Victory Pickleball with 15 courts lit to 65 foot-candles for standard play and 95 for tournament play, South Shore Racquet Club with 8 courts at 100 foot-candles on pendant mounts, and Robbinsville Fieldhouse with 18 courts. Fixture families named on the site include the DISC LED 2.0 and MH-XL-HPP.

Quoting runs through a free quote request on the site or the published email and phone line.

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11398 Knott St, Garden Grove, CA 92841, USA

Vendor Details

Service Region
Courts, clubs, and facilities across the country, as stated on the site

Common Questions

FAQ 1 Question
Why indirect lighting for pickleball?
FAQ 1 Answer
Light bounces off the ceiling and spreads evenly, removing the glare, hot spots, and shadows that make a fast ball hard to track.
FAQ 2 Question
What light levels do their pickleball projects run?
FAQ 2 Answer
Named projects run 65 foot-candles for standard play up to 95 to 100 foot-candles for tournament-level courts.
FAQ 3 Question
Has Best Lights done large pickleball facilities?
FAQ 3 Answer
Yes. Named installations include a 15-court facility, an 8-court racquet club, and an 18-court fieldhouse.

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11398 Knott St, Garden Grove, CA 92841, USA

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Service Region
Courts, clubs, and facilities across the country, as stated on the site

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