Key Features
The Super Bright High Bay is a high-performance LED fixture built for warehouses, factories, and large industrial spaces. Delivering 130,000 lumens, it features a rugged die-cast aluminum housing, 3G vibration rating, and operates in extreme temperatures from -40°F to 122°F. With beam angle options from 15° to 120°, 0-10V dimming, and wide voltage support (100–277V, 347–480V), it’s made for tough environments and serious output.
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Construction
The Super Bright High Bay is a high-performance LED fixture built for warehouses, factories, and large industrial spaces. Delivering 130,000 lumens, it features a rugged die-cast aluminum housing, 3G vibration rating, and operates in extreme temperatures from -40°F to 122°F. With beam angle options from 15° to 120°, 0-10V dimming, and wide voltage support (100–277V, 347–480V), it’s made for tough environments and serious output.
Electrical
Construction
It depends on your ceiling height and the type of work being done.
A photometric layout gives exact requirements so you don’t over-light or under-light your space.
High bays can be installed using:
This gives flexibility for different building types, ceiling structures, and retrofit scenarios.
Most facilities save 50 to 75 percent in energy use immediately. LEDs also eliminate ballast failures, lamp replacements, and warm-up times, which creates additional maintenance savings over the long term.
Yes. High bays are one of the best applications for control systems. Options include:
Sensors reduce energy waste in low-traffic areas like aisles or storage zones.
Most customers choose:
Higher color temperatures improve visibility for shipping, manufacturing, QA, and forklift operation.
LED high bays typically last 50,000 to 100,000 hours, depending on the fixture. Unlike HID systems, LEDs don’t require lamp or ballast changes. Routine cleaning to remove dust is usually the only maintenance needed, which reduces downtime and lift-equipment costs.
