APPENDIX 2 - Euroleague Basketball

50.5. The arena must have an audiovisual control room to replay
music from a digital format, to include at least one computer
that will have the memory and speed to support extensive audio
files, as well as a cart machine to play additional audio files.
50.6. Depending on the quality of the permanent audio system, the
Company may request the club to supply an ancillary audio
system for purposes of the on-court entertainment during pregame,
intervals of play between periods and half-time
ceremonies and shows.
Article 51.
Game Operations
The club will have a sufficient number of staff members who are
experienced in the area of game operations. They will work in
order to guarantee the smooth running of the entire event.
Article 52.
Lighting
52.1. The arena will meet the following lighting requirements:
The horizontal illumination on the playing court, measured
1m above the floor, will be an average maintained lux level
of 2,500. Illumination measured facing the main and
reverse angle cameras will be an average maintained lux
level of 1,500.
Illumination measured facing the endline cameras will be
an average maintained lux level of 1,000. This illumination
level must be consistent for the first 15 rows of spectator
seats.
The illumination may gradually decrease above row 15, but
no less than 50% at row 25. The minimum value should
never be below one third of the maximum value.
Full arena lighting must be provided beginning 90 minutes
prior to each game and must be maintained until 30
minutes following the end of the game.
During team practices the illumination will be the same as
during games.
52.2. Lighting must be specifically focused for basketball, based on
the configuration and placement of the playing court.
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