Allianz Stadium

The Challenge
There should also be safeguards in place to ensure 100% uptime across the entire venue so that the lights, and other integrated systems, perform exactly as needed around the clock.
Sustainability was a key focus for the management team at Allianz Stadium, so a lighting control system that supports the venue’s energy management strategy was preferred.
Finally, the customer required a hand-held device with intuitive software to monitor and control the system for the benefit of their facility management team.
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Scalable
The Dynalite system was integrated into the university’s expansive campus. The modularity of the system allows the lighting control system to grow and evolve with the university’s ongoing expansion through a centralised control platform.
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Innovative
The project integrates Dynalite with multiple third-party systems, including the Q-Sys control system for audio-visual management, the university’s Building Management System (BMS), and a fire alarm relay. This integration creates a unified ecosystem that not only streamlines building operations but also enhances safety and energy management.
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Sustainable
The Dynalite system is a critical part of the university’s efforts to reduce energy consumption. The system’s energy-efficient features, such as automated scheduling, daylight harvesting, and occupancy sensors, ensure that lighting is used only when necessary, contributing to the university’s broader sustainability goals.
The Solution
Their experienced team knew that no other lighting control system offers the same degree of scalability, sustainability, and reliability, as required by the customer for a venue of this size and status. Over the course of 3 years, Automated worked in close consultation with the customer, Venues NSW, and electrical contractor, Fredon, to implement the new system and achieve the following outcomes.
Complete customisation
The new Dynalite System provides bespoke lighting control for the stadium’s ancillary areas. Further, the user-friendly interfaces allow operators to easily adjust the lighting levels in each area to suit the specific activity or event taking place.
For example, in the members lounge, the lighting creates a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere, whereas in the gym and training rooms, the lighting has been tailored to provide optimal visibility for exercise. This level of control and customisation ensures that each area is properly lit, enhancing the user experience and maximizing the functionality of each space.
Throughout the venue, the lighting can change colour depending on which teams are playing, and the lighting scenes can be scheduled in advance to ensure everything runs smoothly on game-day. These scenes can also be tailored for specific musical artists and other special events.
Smart and sustainable
Motion sensors support the stadium’s energy management strategy by ensuring the lights are only on when a space is occupied.Philips Dynalite’s headend software, System Manager, allows facility management to monitor the stadium’s energy performance and adjust their strategy accordingly. They are also notified when a lamp
approaches its end of life, so that proactive repairs can be made outside of peak times.
Automated also tailored the Dynalite Control App to suit the needs of Allianz Stadium’s facility management team. Now, portable tablets provide a comprehensive and easy-to-operate control solution allowing the entire venue to be controlled by the touch of a screen.


Conclusion
The new lighting control system has transformed Allianz Stadium, providing an immersive experience for spectators, members, athletes, performers, and staff alike.
It is easy to use, entirely customisable, and built to withstand the intense demands of a world-class, multipurpose stadium.
So, whether players are using the facilities for training, or thousands of spectators are piling in to enjoy a sell-out game or concert, Allianz Stadium’s management team can depend on the reliability of the Dynalite System to make the experience memorable.


