The first LED lighting baseball stadium in Taiwan that meets the standards of international competitions debuts today

To build the first LED smart lighting baseball stadium in Taiwan that meets the standards of international competitions. The venue has once again become a domestic professional baseball stadium. The opening game will be played tonight. The home game will be played against Fubon Titans for 3 consecutive days.

According to Delta, its high-efficiency digitally controlled LED smart lighting system has three times longer service life than traditional multi-metal lamps used in stadiums, does not require preheating when turned on, and saves electricity by 38%, which can effectively reduce operating costs. There is also a unique flicker-free design, which can improve the comfort of stadium lighting and meet the needs of high-speed photography and broadcasting. With a variety of lighting control modes, it can follow the climax of the event to create lighting effects such as ringing the field and random flickering, depending on the situation to drive the scene atmosphere.

Delta has built a nearly 75-meter-wide, 1-meter-high LED full-color ring display that can provide a variety of customized information display services, including scoring, real-time ball game information, and dynamic video playback. The advertising screen with a width of nearly 8 meters can create the best promotional highlights for teams or sponsors. Delta uses LED 16mm and 8mm pitch LED video products, with a brightness of 6000nits, a contrast ratio of 4500:1, and a waterproof and dustproof rating of IP65. Expect a new immersive viewing experience.

Jiang Wenxing, general manager of Delta's Building Automation Division, said, "The upgrade and reconstruction project of this historic baseball stadium integrates high-efficiency fully digitally controlled LED lighting solutions, aviation warnings, and lightning rod projects, and has become a digital lighting scene control that is synchronized with international standards. The system, and through the Delta lighting design team, is positioned with precise coordinates to prevent players and fans from being affected by glare and light pollution."

The Hsinchu Municipal Baseball Stadium was completed and opened in 1976, carrying the memories of countless Hsinchu people and setting a record of 7,143 spectators on average. After more than 3 years of demolition and reconstruction, Wei Quanlong will start their first home game again on July 22.