LED high bay light

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Size the light output, efficacy and beam

Super Bright LEDs lists its 150 W high-voltage UFO high bay (HBUD2-50K150HSD-HV) at 25,500 lumens and 170 lm/W, a 100° beam, 5000 K, CRI 80+, and as an equivalent to a 400 W metal-halide fitting; it is DLC Premium and ETL listed. [1]

Bbier lists its BB-GKD high-temperature high bays from 60 W to 180 W at 9,000 to 27,000 lm, 150 lm/W, CCT 3000–6500 K and CRI ≥70, and its HB13 black UFO range at 100–500 W with 5000 K, CRI 80+ and 15,000 lm for the 100 W model. [2] [3]

Fireflier states its high bays are for indoor spaces with ceilings of 15–50 ft, and lists warehouse aisle lights for rack lighting up to 6 m (50 W), 10 m (150 W), 12 m (200 W) and 15 m (240 W). [4]

Editorial calculation: 25,500 lm ÷ 150 W = 170 lm/W, matching the listing; 150 W against a 400 W metal-halide equivalent is 62.5% less input power; 15–50 ft is about 4.6–15.2 m. [1] [4]

Give the supplier the mounting height and spacing, target illuminance on the floor or rack faces, layout drawing, required lumens or wattage, beam or optic, CCT and CRI, supply voltage, dimming and sensor needs, ambient temperature range, wet, dusty or food-area conditions, mounting method and certifications needed.

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Fit the voltage, environment and lifetime to the site

The same Super Bright LEDs fixture runs on 277–480 V AC, drawing 540 mA at 277 V and 310 mA at 480 V, with 0–10 V dimming, IP65, suitability for dry, damp and wet locations, −30 to 50 °C ambient and a rated L70 life of 50,000 hours. [1]

Bbier lists its high-temperature range at 100–277 V AC, power factor >0.95, aluminium housing with PC lens, a working environment of −30 to +45 °C and 10–90% RH, a life over 50,000 hours and a 5-year warranty, with a smooth shell and stainless mounting hook for food areas; its HB13 UFO range lists 120–277 V AC, PF >0.9, a UL-listed driver and IP65. [2] [3]

Editorial calculation: 540 mA × 277 V ≈ 150 VA and 310 mA × 480 V ≈ 149 VA, consistent with a 150 W load near unity power factor; −30 to 50 °C is −22 to 122 °F. [1]

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Compare what suppliers offer

The suppliers linked to this page list LED high bay lights; their cards link to the pages reviewed.

Ask any supplier for the photometric (IES) file and test report, measured lumens and efficacy, beam options, CCT and CRI, driver brand and dimming, power factor and THD, surge protection, IP and IK ratings, ambient temperature rating, L70 life basis, weight and mounting, certifications such as DLC, UL/ETL or CE, and warranty terms.

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Trace what each part does

This is a functional reference built from the sources cited; it is not one maker's specification.

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Fill the specification fields with values for your order

An LED high bay quotation needs values for your building. The table explains each field, gives published values where a reviewed source states them, and says what to obtain from the supplier.

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Send the building, light and power data together

Paste it into your enquiry below or into an email to a maker, then replace every bracket.

Space: [ceiling height; area; racks]
Target: [lux or footcandles; uniformity]
Fixture: [UFO; linear; aisle; wattage; lumens]
Optics: [beam; CCT; CRI]
Power: [voltage; dimming; sensors]
Environment: [ambient; IP; food area]
Documents: [IES file; certificates]

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