The Beijing Lighting Electrical Appliances Association convened a review meeting for the group standard “Technical Standard for Lighting in Public Fitness Badminton Venues.”

To standardize the lighting design, construction, testing, and operation & maintenance of public‑fitness badminton venues, to improve the group standards system in the field of sports lighting, and to meet the lighting needs of mass‑participation badminton activities such as recreational play and daily training, the Beijing Lighting Electrical Appliances Association, in strict accordance with the Standardization Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Regulations on the Administration of Group Standards, and its own internal rules for managing group standards, convened this standards review meeting on October 11, 2026, in Conference Room 209, located on the second floor of the Shilihe Decorative Lighting City in Shanghai / Beijing.

The expert review panel consisted of association specialists and seasoned professionals from various fields, including sports lighting, ensuring comprehensive professional coverage and industry authority. The entire meeting proceeded in compliance with established procedures, with all review tasks carried out strictly according to the group standards review process. All participants actively engaged in discussions, successfully completing the scheduled review objectives.

              Chair: Hu Xiuying

  Director of the Expert Technical Working Committee: Chen Junbao

          Expert from the Standards Drafting Group: Wang Meng

The meeting was chaired by Hu Xiuying. Chen Junbao, Director of the Expert Technical Working Committee, delivered the opening address, while Wang Meng, an expert from the drafting group, provided a detailed report on the background, rationale, conceptual framework, overall technical structure, and progress of preparing the “Technical Standard for Lighting in Public‑Fitness Badminton Venues.” He highlighted key aspects such as the standard’s research process, analysis of the current industry landscape, validation of critical technical indicators, solicitation of public comments, and subsequent compilation and processing of feedback.

Advisor to the Expert Technical Working Committee: Li Binghua

The drafting team emphasized that this standard focuses specifically on public‑fitness settings, distinguishing itself from professional competition‑venue lighting standards. It addresses pressing industry challenges—such as the lack of dedicated regulations, inconsistent parameters, excessive glare, uneven illuminance, and inadequate operational practices—while covering the entire lifecycle of venue lighting, from design and equipment selection through installation, commissioning, testing, and routine maintenance, thus aligning closely with the practical needs of domestic public‑fitness venue construction and operation. At the same time, the drafting team presented the complete set of review materials, including the draft standard, explanatory notes, and a summary table of public comments received.

Expert from the Expert Technical Working Committee: Liu Lihong

Adhering to principles of science, rigor, objectivity, and fairness, the review panel conducted a thorough examination of all submitted materials, scrutinizing each clause and raising pertinent questions. Key topics under discussion included the scope of application, definitions of terms, illuminance standards, uniformity metrics, glare control, selection of light sources and luminaires, installation requirements, on‑site testing methods, acceptance criteria, and operational management guidelines.

          Deputy Secretary General: Yang Chunlong

Following extensive deliberations, arguments, and exchanges, the panel unanimously recognized the value and technical soundness of this standard. Taking into account real‑world industry scenarios, testing protocols, and practical implementation needs, they offered specific, actionable suggestions for refining and improving the wording, clarifying technical parameters, defining applicable scenarios, detailing testing procedures, and optimizing the logical structure of individual provisions—providing professional support for more precise and standardized revisions.

By unanimous vote, the entire review panel agreed that the “Technical Standard for Lighting in Public‑Fitness Badminton Venues” (draft version) had passed this review.

  Corporate representatives: Wang Pengfei and Lü Weiwei

The panel affirmed that this standard is well‑justified, prepared in full compliance with procedural requirements, based on a scientifically sound technical approach, and supported by a comprehensive content framework that aligns with the current state of development in the public‑fitness sector. By filling the gap in specialized group standards for public‑fitness badminton venues, it will effectively regulate the engineering and operational management of such facilities, enhance the visual environment for athletes, protect their eyesight, and significantly contribute to elevating the level of standardization within the sports lighting industry while promoting high‑quality development of supporting infrastructure for public fitness.

In light of the experts’ comments and the outcomes of this review, the meeting adopted the following resolution: The standards drafting group is requested to carefully collate and incorporate the recommendations put forward by the reviewers, making necessary revisions to both the text of the standard and its explanatory notes. A finalized draft for approval should then be prepared, along with the complete package of submission documents, and forwarded to the Secretariat of the Beijing Lighting Electrical Appliances Association to initiate the formal procedures for group‑standard approval, publication, and registration on the national group‑standards information platform. Upon official release, the association will undertake promotional and educational efforts to guide venue developers, design firms, and lighting companies in implementing this standard, continuously monitor its practical application, and conduct timely evaluations of its effectiveness.