CEILING HEIGHT
LUMEN OUTPUT
10-19 FEET
12,000 - 21,000 Lumens
20-30 FEET
22,000 - 35,000 Lumens
31-40 FEET
40,000 - 50,000 Lumens
40+ FEET
47,000+ Lumens
LED Linear High Bays up to 80% off
Ultra-Bright & Energy Efficient
Perfect for Warehouses and More
Selectable Wattage, Voltage and Color Tempature
Use our Wattage guide, Color temperature guide and layout guide below. It makes picking the right fixture simple.
100W, 277V, 5000K — $40
115°
Beam Angle
120-277V
277-480V
Voltage
>80
CRI
1-10V
Dimmable
$
Low Price
Features
Lumen Output
100W: 15,960 Lumens @ 5000K
150W: 22,000 Lumens @ 5000K
200W: 30,185 Lumens @ 5000K
240W: 35,900 Lumens @ 5000K
300W: 46,480 Lumens @ 5000K
400W: 60,540 Lumens @ 5000K
Driver: Sosen
Emitter: Cree 2835
Rating: IP40
Temperature Rating: -40°F to 122°F
Emitter: Cree 2835
Rating: IP40
Temperature Rating: -40°F to 122°F
Color Rendering Index: 80 CRI
Mechanical Materials: White, powder coat finish for improved corrosion resistance
Lens: Performance engineered, polycarbonate optical lens
Mechanical Materials: White, powder coat finish for improved corrosion resistance
Lens: Performance engineered, polycarbonate optical lens
Standard Accessories:
10’ (120") Adjustable Cable Mount
10’ (120") Adjustable Cable Mount
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Light Output
Use the slider to see which wattage best suits your needs before checking out.
LED Linear High Bay Layout Calculator
For typical warehouse or assembly areas, you might aim for 100–1000 lux. Use this tool as a starting point for your lighting plan.
Recommended Lux by Application
| Application | Recommended Lux |
|---|---|
| Warehouse | 100 |
| Work area | 150 |
| General assembly | 1,000 |
| Detailed assembly | 2,000 |
| Fine inspection | 5,000 |
Recommended lux levels for general work conditions. Source: IES Handbook.
1. Tips for Selecting LED Linear High Bay Lights
When selecting a linear LED high bay, compare the lumen output of the LED fixture with your current high bay lighting. This is a better indicator than relying solely on wattage equivalents.
Also, check the color temperature before deciding. A lower Kelvin value means the light is warmer (closer to incandescent), which might not be ideal for commercial spaces. A higher Kelvin value means the light is cooler (closer to blue). For example, 4000K fixtures enhance productivity and reduce eye strain, while 5000K fixtures improve overall visibility.
2. General Information
What is an LED Linear High Bay Light?
An LED Linear High Bay is a high-efficiency lighting fixture designed for large indoor spaces with high ceilings (15–40 ft). Unlike round UFO high bays, linear high bays have a rectangular shape—ideal for evenly distributing light in warehouses, factories, gyms, and retail stores.
Benefits
- Energy Efficiency – Uses up to 70% less energy.
- Long Lifespan – Lasts 50,000+ hours.
- Better Light Quality – Provides bright, uniform illumination with high CRI.
- Instant On/Off – No warm-up time.
- Dimmable – Many models support 0–10V dimming.
3. Choosing the Right LED Linear High Bay
Wattage Determination
Wattage selection depends on your ceiling height and desired brightness.
| Ceiling Height | Wattage | Lumens |
|---|---|---|
| 10–15 ft | 90–120W | 12,000–18,000 lm |
| 15–20 ft | 150–200W | 21,000–30,000 lm |
| 20–30 ft | 240–320W | 35,000–45,000 lm |
| 30–40 ft | 400W+ | 50,000+ lm |
4. Choosing Between High Voltage and Low Voltage
Understanding Voltage Options
LED Linear High Bays typically come in two options:
- Low Voltage (100–277V AC) – Standard voltage.
- High Voltage (277–480V AC) – Industrial voltage.
When to Choose Low Voltage
Best for small to medium-sized buildings, retail spaces, offices, and small warehouses. Works with standard 120V/240V systems and offers more dimming options.
When to Choose High Voltage
Best for large industrial facilities, manufacturing plants, and commercial spaces with higher power infrastructure. Reduces power loss over long distances.
5. How many fixtures do I need for my space?
Fixture Calculation
The number of fixtures depends on the area size and desired light level (lux). A typical guideline:
- Warehouses: 100–150 lux
- Manufacturing: 1000–2000 lux
- Retail Spaces: 50–150 lux
Use our lighting layout calculator above to determine the correct layout for optimal visibility.
6. Should I choose 4000K or 5000K color temperature?
Color Temperature Comparison
4000K (Neutral White): Softer light, ideal for office spaces, retail, and areas requiring a comfortable ambiance.
5000K (Daylight White): Brighter, crisper light, suitable for warehouses, workshops, and garages where high visibility is needed.
Use our Kelvin displayer to see which temperature you prefer.
7. What is the ideal spacing between high bay lights?
Even Light Distribution
A general rule for even light distribution:
- 15 ft ceiling: Space lights 12–15 feet apart.
- 20 ft ceiling: Space lights 15–18 feet apart.
- 30 ft ceiling: Space lights 20+ feet apart.
8. Installation & Mounting
Mounting Methods
Chain Suspension is common for adjustable heights and even light distribution.
9. Features & Customization
Dimming
Most LED Linear High Bays support 0–10V dimming for adjustable brightness.
10. Maintenance & Lifespan
Lifespan
Typically 50,000–100,000 hours (around 10+ years).
Maintenance
Minimal maintenance is required—occasionally clean the lens and check for dust buildup.
11. Cost
Pricing
90–150W: $100–$180 (Sale ~$40)
200–300W: $180–$350 (Sale ~$50–60)
400W+: $350+ (Sale ~$65)
We offer competitive pricing on LED Linear High Bays!
12. Ordering & Shipping
Ordering Process
Add your desired fixture(s) to your cart and complete checkout. Bulk orders may qualify for free shipping.
Return Policy
Returns are accepted within 15 days if the product is in new, unused condition.
13. Troubleshooting
Flickering Issues
- Loose wiring
- Incompatible dimmer
- Voltage fluctuations
Light Not Turning On?
- Check power supply and wiring
- Check for tripped breakers
Additional Questions?
Contact our support team for expert advice!