Glare Shield for RT410
The glare shield for the RT410 is a purpose-made accessory that clips to the luminaire to cut light emitted above the horizontal, redirecting output toward the ground or playing surface. By suppressing uplight it reduces skyglow and improves contrast for drivers, players and neighbouring properties, helping sites meet dark-sky and sports-federation glare limits. Manufactured from the same corrosion-resistant, IP66-rated materials as the RT410, the shield ages at the same rate as the fitting it protects and withstands the same weather. We supply the correct shield length for your RT410 model and mounting height, confirming the match from your drawing before order so the glare control performs as specified without compromising the luminaire's photometric output.
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Product FAQ
What is the luminous efficacy and rated lifespan?
Up to 130 lm/W, with an L70 lifetime exceeding 100,000 hours.
What does a glare shield actually do?
A glare shield cuts the light spilling above the horizontal, directing more of the output toward the ground or the playing surface. That reduces skyglow and improves contrast for drivers, players and neighbours.
Will a glare shield fit my existing fixtures?
We supply shield lengths for the M Series and the RT410. Send the fixture model and mounting height and we will confirm the matching shield before you order.
Does a shield change the host luminaire ratings?
No. A shield is a mechanical accessory: it changes where the light goes, not the electrical rating. IP66 ingress protection, 10 kV surge protection and the L70 lifetime of the host fixture are all unchanged.
Can you check a shield against our installation drawing?
Yes — send the fixture model, the pole or facade mounting height, and the site drawing. Our engineers confirm the shield length and the resulting aiming angle before you order.
What efficacy and lifetime does the host fixture keep?
The host luminaires are rated up to 130 lm/W with an L70 lifetime exceeding 100,000 hours at 25 °C. A shield changes where the light goes, not how much the fixture produces.