Sensors & Controls
Designed to maximize energy savings, commercial LED high bay lights feature field installable plug-in motion and daylight harvesting controls.
These advanced lighting controls automatically adjust fixture output based on occupancy and available natural light,
helping warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and commercial spaces reduce operating costs.
These easy-to-install sensors quickly connect into a built-in receptacle on the fixture.
Occupancy and daylight sensors can be programmed over a wide range of selectable functions including high trim,
motion sensitivity, hold times, standby dimming levels, standby dimming time intervals, and photocell sensitivity.
Sensors can be individually programmed with a simple hand held remote and/or with Bluetooth technology.
Bluetooth-enabled smart lighting control sensors provide advanced wireless control of LED lighting systems.
These intelligent sensors allow seamless fixture configuration, scheduling, grouping, dimming, and occupancy settings configured directly from a smartphone or tablet,
eliminating the need for complex wiring or external control systems.
Commercial Applications
LED high bay fixtures are designed to be installed anywhere with a high ceiling that requires powerful, uniform light distribution.
The most common applications are warehouses, manufacturing facilities, distribution centers, assembly plants, industrial production facilities, gymnasiums,
sports complexes, arenas, commercial storage, airplane hangars, retail, big-box stores, and supermarkets.
Any location in which the ceiling height mount is 15 feet or above.
Many commercial LED high bay fixtures now include switches to adjust the wattage, color temperature, and beam angle.
These are designed to allow the same fixture to be used throughout the same facility for uniformity.
The light output can be adjusted higher or lower based on the mounting height or type of use. For example, a manufacturing facility may want higher,
brighter light then a warehouse facility with the same ceiling heights due to the type of work being performed. Color temperature (Kelvin) can also be adjusted from a warmer light (3000K-3500K),
similar to an incandescent or HID, typically used in commercial applications or a cooler (4000K-5000K) color designed for increased productivity.
The versatility provided with these high bay fixtures is ideal for installers, contractors, electricians, property management, and facility managers.
Reducing the number of products needed for a project and allowing changes to be made in the field.
Installation of high bay fixtures can require expensive equipment which is why having the ability to make changes in the field is vital.