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High Bay and Warehouse Lights

LED high bay fixtures for warehouses, workshops, gyms and other tall open spaces.

Round UFO style LED high bay light

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Bright light from high ceilings

High bay lights are made for ceilings roughly 20 feet and higher, where standard fixtures cannot push enough light down to the floor. The two common shapes are round UFO style fixtures and long linear high bays.

Most use a die cast aluminum body that doubles as a heat sink, and hang from a hook, chain or pendant mount. Optional reflectors or lenses narrow or widen the beam for aisles and open floors.

Key features

  • Round UFO and linear formats
  • Hook, chain and pendant mounting
  • Aluminum heat sink housings
  • Optional reflectors for aisle or open area light

Selection guide

Choosing high bay lights

Mounting height

Taller ceilings need higher output and often a narrower beam to reach the floor.

Layout

Racking aisles suit narrow or linear beams. Open floors suit wider distribution.

Colour temperature

Cool or neutral white is typical for warehouses and workshops.

Controls

Motion sensors and dimming can reduce energy use in areas that are not always occupied.

LED area light with a pole mounting arm

Applications

Where to use high bay lights

  • Warehouses
  • Distribution centers
  • Workshops
  • Gyms
  • Manufacturing floors
  • Big box retail

Include in your quote request

  • Ceiling or mounting height and the floor area to cover
  • Quantity of fixtures
  • Preferred color temperature, warm or cool white
  • A photo or drawing of where the high bay lights will go

FAQs

Questions about high bay lights

What ceiling height needs a high bay?

High bays are generally used from about 20 feet up. Lower ceilings usually suit low bay or linear fixtures.

Round or linear high bay?

Round fixtures suit open areas. Linear high bays spread light along racking aisles.

Can high bays replace metal halide fixtures?

Yes, LED high bays are a common replacement. Share the existing fixture count and ceiling height.

Interested in High Bay Lights?

Share the ceiling height, floor size and current fixture count, and we will discuss high bay options.

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