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    High Bay LED Fixtures are the primary engine for any facility with 20’+ mounting heights. We offer both Linear and UFO (Round) configurations designed to replace legacy HID and fluorescent systems, reducing total building energy loads by up to 80%.

    Built for the rigors of warehouses, manufacturing plants, and gymnasiums, these high bays prioritize thermal management and optical precision. By utilizing high-efficacy LED engines and 0-10V dimming capabilities, our collection eliminates the constant maintenance cycles of traditional bulbs while delivering the consistent foot-candle levels required for site safety and operational productivity.

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    Selecting the Right High Bay Configuration

    The choice between a UFO (Round) or Linear high bay usually comes down to your existing layout and the specific tasks being performed in the space. While both offer significant energy savings, they distribute light differently.

    UFO High Bays: Versatile and Durable

    UFO high bays are the modern standard for replacing traditional metal halide "bell" fixtures. Because they utilize a single, circular light engine, they are easier to install and offer a more compact profile. These are often the best choice for:

    • Open Areas: Gymnasiums, large retail showrooms, and aircraft hangars.
    • Harsh Environments: Their robust, die-cast design often handles dust and debris better than open-frame fixtures.
    • Pendant Mounting: They are ideal for single-point hook mounting, which speeds up installation time.

    Linear High Bays: Precision for Aisleways

    Linear fixtures are designed to mimic the footprint of traditional T5 or T8 fluorescent tubes. Their rectangular shape makes them the superior choice for racked warehouses and distribution centers.

    • Aisle Lighting: By aligning the fixture with the aisle, you minimize "wasted light" on the tops of racks and maximize foot-candles on the floor.
    • Low Glare: Because the light source is spread over a larger surface area, linear high bays often provide a more comfortable environment for workers looking upward.