For football field lighting, it is more common and feasible to use mains-powered lights (traditional grid electricity) as the primary choice, especially for large football fields. This is because football field lighting requirements are typically high, requiring sufficient illumination intensity and coverage to ensure visibility and safety during matches or training.

Mains-powered lights have advantages in terms of power stability and lighting performance, providing reliable and consistent illumination. Additionally, mains-powered lights can be controlled and adjusted through dimming and control systems to meet the needs of different matches or training sessions.

Solar-powered lights may be considered for small football fields or remote areas, particularly where grid electricity is not available. Solar-powered lights offer an independent lighting solution by harnessing solar energy for power generation. However, the illumination intensity and continuous operation of solar-powered lights may be affected by weather conditions and seasonal variations, especially during cloudy or low sunlight periods.

In summary, mains-powered lights are the more commonly used choice for large football fields, while solar-powered lights may be suitable for small football fields or situations without access to grid electricity. The selection of the appropriate lighting solution should consider factors such as the size of the football field, lighting requirements, budget, and available resources.