The project
The previous lighting was based on
analog technology with conventional
uorescent lamps. Philips replaced this
solution with a complete digital system
comprising digital LED lighting
connected to Philips ActiveSite
connected lighting system with cloud-
hosted software and services.
More than 300,000 LED lights – over
an impressive surface area of 26,000
square meters — make the stadium
facade’s inatable outer membrane
shine brilliantly. Compared to the
previous system, the new technology
saves more than 60 percent on
electricity and approximately 362 tons
of CO
2
per year.
“In addition to the facade, in
conjunction with Philips we are also
highlighting the bowl inside the Allianz
Arena,” explains Karl-Heinz
Rummenigge, CEO of FC Bayern
Munich. “The bowl lighting eects in
the roof inside the stadium above the
stands is a new feature and a taste of
what’s happening. This lighting will
accompany the action on the pitch in a
dynamic way, for example by creating
a Mexican wave or goal celebration
eects in red and white.”
“The new lighting will serve to intensify
the emotional experience in the Allianz
Arena before, during and after the
match. Fans and television viewers
will experience unique lighting eects,”
says Philips Lighting Managing Director
Roger Karner. “The system is fully
digital, featuring intelligent controls,
and it has been tailored specically to
the unique architecture of the Allianz
Arena. We have drawn on Philips’
knowhow from three continents to
develop this unique system.”
The new lighting from Philips conveys already at
rst sight outside the Allianz Arena- full of emotion
and dynamics of the game.”
Karl-Heinz Rummenigge
CEO of FC Bayern Munich
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