High Bays
When selecting lighting for large indoor areas such as warehouses, manufacturing plants, gymnasiums, factories, or big-box retail stores, high bay LED lights are a common solution. They are ideal for spaces with ceiling heights above 15-20 feet, as they need to illuminate extensive vertical and horizontal areas efficiently. To address this, LED high bay lights are crafted to provide powerful Lumen outputs. Additionally, to minimize glare—which is crucial in such vast spaces—many high bay lighting fixtures are designed to emit diffused light. PacLights offers a variety of these fixtures, including both linear and round types, catering to different lighting needs in warehouse lighting environments.
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Highbay LED lights are commonly used in commercial and industrial settings like warehouses, retail stores, and recreation centers. These fixtures are typically mounted via chains or hooks, though some models offer surface mounting options to accommodate different architectural needs. LED highbay lighting is renowned for its energy efficiency, focusing light directly to provide powerful, long-range illumination. This makes them ideal for warehouse lighting, enhancing visibility, worker safety, and overall productivity in spaces such as hangars and storage facilities.
Choosing LED highbay lights for your building not only ensures a superior lighting experience but also minimizes regrets due to their high performance. Unlike metal halide (HID) or fluorescent fixtures, LED highbay lights are instant-on and are not affected by frequent on-off cycles, which helps preserve their lifespan. With significantly longer rated life hours, LEDs reduce the frequency of replacements, cutting maintenance and replacement costs. Additionally, the high efficacy of highbay LED lights means they use less power to produce the same amount of light as traditional sources, which translates to substantial energy cost savings.
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