The ball's in your court.
Can you see it?
The ELSCO EVR 2 has been the light of choice for high performance Tennis Court installations for many years and can be seen on hundreds of courts across the nation – both residential and Tennis clubs.
Testimonials
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Players bowled over by green lights.
BRIGHT nights are ahead for Sandringham Bowling Club and the Bayside community, thanks to new floodlights on the greens.
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Casey Fields courts open for aces.
TENNIS anyone? Junior tennis club member Nicholas Lamattina, aged 7, can tell his grandchildren one day how he was among the first people to play tennis on the new courts at Casey Fields,
Proud members of
ELSCO EVR 2 offers the best lighting performance and reliability of the low mounted Tennis Court luminaires available in Australia.
Adding lighting to your club courts has been shown to increase membership by as much as 42% as people are able to enjoy tennis after work, during winter when the sun sets early and in the cooler part of the day during summer. Lighting on your residential court also improves its amenity, making it available for a significantly larger amount of time throughout the year.
The ELSCO EVR 2 is designed with a sharp cut-off forward throw optical system which pushes the light produced onto the court area and minimizes glare and discomfort both to the court users and neighbouring properties.
If you want to see ELSCO fittings installed, they can be found at many clubs throughout Australia – ours is the only low level fitting with a “Silver Lining” (the silver aluminium frame of the door) so next time you’re at a club, look up and you’ll be able to see the ELSCO EVR 2 in action! If you would like to know of a club near you with ELSCO fittings, please drop us an email and we’ll let you know the nearest location.
The ELSCO EVR 2 is also ideal for Lawn Bowling Greens and has had great impact for a number of Bowls clubs.
Colour... what's your opinion?
We all know that Tennis Court lights are traditionally black,
but what colours would you like to see in future?
