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150W UFO LED High Bay Light w/ Reflector - 19,500 Lumens - 400W Metal Halide Equivalent - 5000K
Features
- Replaces 400-watt metal halide fixtures
- Reduces harsh glare while increasing directional illumination
- Mounts using an I-hook or optional adjustable U-bracket
- Optional microwave motion sensor
- 120~270 VAC; also available in 200-480 VAC
- DLC Premium, 5 year warranty
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Overview
This 150-watt UFO LED High-Bay Light replaces 400-watt metal-halide lights while lasting 3 times longer. The powerful fixture emits 19,500 lumens of cool white light. Its UV-stabilized acrylic reflector provides high vertical illumination while reducing glare. This UFO light has a powder coated, die cast aluminum housing with an integral LED-cooling heat sink and a tempered glass lens. The weatherproof fixture comes with an eye hook for suspended mounting or can be surface mounted with an optional adjustable U-bracket (sold separately). It's equipped with a constant-current driver and operates on 100-277 VAC. A safety cable is included for wiring. Install this high-bay LED light in warehouses, factories, gyms, big-box retail stores, and more.
- Black powder-coated die cast aluminum housing; tempered glass lens
- Eye hook for suspended mounting included
- Fixture without reflector available
- 120° beam angle
- IP65 rating
- DLC Premium; Certified by UL
- 5 year warranty
- Warehouses
- Architectural Lighting
- Workshops
- Factories
- Retail
- High Bays
- Supermarkets
- Gymnasiums
Light Output Information
What is Footcandles/LUX
Foot-candle and lux are units for measuring illuminance—the amount of light that reaches a specific area, and at a specific distance. The difference being that foot-candle (fc) is a U.S. Customary/British Imperial unit, whereas lux (lx) is an SI (metric) unit. As a result, one foot-candle is equal to one lumen per square foot, and one lux is equal to one lumen per square meter.
150W UFO LED High Bay Light w/ Reflector
| Distance FT/M | Light Intensity* FC/LX | Beam Width FT/M |
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| 12 ft/3.66 m | 79 fc (846 lx) | 20.1 ft/6.1 m |
| 16.5 ft/5 m | 42 fc (453 lx) | 27.4 ft/ 8.4 m |
| 25 ft/7.5 m Common Warehouse Ceiling Height |
19 fc (202 lx) | 41.2 ft/12.5 m |
| 33 ft/10 m | 11 fc (113 lx) | 54.9 ft/16.7 m |
*Outer edges of beam = 50% of Center Beam intensity
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Specifications
Correlated Color Temperature is the hue, or tint of white to expect from a light source and is measured in kelvin. Lower numbers give off a warmer white that is closer to candle light, and is good for relaxed and cozy spaces. Higher numbers give off a cooler white light that will appear more blueish. While values to the middle of the spectrum give off a more neutral or natural white light that is similar to daylight. Natural and cool white are considered ideal for task lighting.
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We were very surprised about the light output these lights have. We love the design and the look of the fixture as well. The fixture has a very clean and compact feel and look and the weight of the fixture is perfect.
As an Electrical Engineer graduate and prior Controls engineer the only thing I would change or modify would be to have more than the approximately 12 inches of 120V conductor. 18 to 24 inches would have made our install a little easier and would have allowed the fixtures to hang just a little more below (in our scenario) than several inches below the existing lay in gym ceiling.
Other than that the fixtures and the lumens they produce are perfect.
