Collection: LED High Bay Lights & Industrial Fixtures

For ceilings between 10-15 feet, it is recommended to use LED high bay lights with 10,000 to 15,000 lumens. For heights of 15-20 feet, lights should have 16,000 to 20,000 lumens. For much higher ceilings, around 25-35 feet, choosing lights with 33,000 lumens is ideal. Remember, the spacing between the lights also plays a crucial role in effective lighting.

When choosing high bay LED lights, consider the color temperature and the mounting height. For task lighting, a cooler color temperature between 5000K and 6500K is preferable, whereas for ambient lighting, a warmer range of 3000K to 4000K is recommended. Ensure the light's specification matches the height at which it will be mounted.

High bay lighting fixtures are suitable for ceiling heights ranging from 20 to 45 feet. In contrast, low bay fixtures are designed for lower ceiling heights of 12 to 20 feet. Choosing the correct fixture based on your ceiling height is crucial for optimal illumination.

The spacing between LED high bays can vary depending on the desired brightness. For brighter illumination, a spacing of 18 to 20 feet is recommended. For normal lighting conditions, a spacing of up to 16 feet should suffice. Note that higher mounting heights may require lights with higher power.

Dimming modules, motion sensors and daylight sensors are the most popular light controls for LED high bay lights. Dimming modules enable the light level of the high bay to be manually dimmed to a lower level to save energy. Motion sensors allow automatic on function when motion is detected and off function when there is no activity. Daylight sensors automatically adjust the light level of the high bay to be higher or lower depending on detected ambient light from outside.

UFO High Bays feature a compact, circular design and are the modern replacement for HID or metal halide bells. They typically use a single-point hook mount and offer a wide, circular beam pattern ideal for open warehouses. Linear High Bays have a long, rectangular footprint (resembling a large shop light) and are engineered specifically for aisle lighting and high-rack storage to prevent "dark spots" between shelves.

Yes. While standard industrial fixtures operate on 120-277V, we carry a specialized selection of High-Voltage LED High Bays equipped with drivers that can handle 347V or 480V circuits. Always verify your building’s electrical supply before purchasing to ensure you select the correct driver voltage.

DLC Premium is a classification from the DesignLights Consortium that signifies the fixture meets the highest efficiency and quality standards. Most local utility companies require a DLC Premium rating to qualify for the maximum possible energy rebates. Choosing DLC Premium fixtures can significantly reduce your initial project cost and shorten your "payback" period.

In large warehouses, many aisles remain unoccupied for long periods. Installing integrated microwave occupancy sensors (MVS) allows the high bays to operate at 10%–30% brightness (or turn off entirely) when no motion is detected. This "bi-level dimming" can reduce your lighting electricity costs by an additional 40%–60% beyond the base LED savings.

The beam angle determines how "focused" the light is. A 120° angle is standard for general illumination in open areas. A 90° angle is better for mounting heights over 20 feet to push more light to the floor. A 60° (narrow) angle is used for very high ceilings (30ft+) or narrow aisles to ensure the light reaches the work surface rather than being wasted on the tops of racks or walls.