Linear LED High Bays
Linear LED High Bays (Panel Style) are used to replace traditional fluorescent style T5 – F54T5HO and T8 – F32T8 tube lamp fixtures. Linear high bay fixtures use steel or aluminum chassis with LED strips attached to this body. They are perfect for many applications, including warehouses, gymnasiums, shops, and hockey rinks. Buy with confidence – we’re here for all your pre-sales and post-sales questions and support.
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What Are Linear LED High Bays?
These fixtures are a style of LED high bay that resembles a panel style F54/T5/HO or T8 fluorescent fixture. They are square or rectangle in shape, and contain strips of LED lights to provide the light source.
What Benefits Should I see after I install LED Linear High Bays?
When compared to fluorescent lights, there are many.
You’re looking at at least a 50% reduction in your lighting bill.
There will be no expensive tube replacements and recycling costs.
No ballasts to replace.
LEDs don’t strobe, flicker and hum.
They produce bright, high quality light.
They work well with motion sensors and can dim.
I’m looking to Replace F54T5HO Fluorescent Fixtures. What would you recommend?
Here is a quick chart of replacing F54/T5/HO tubes with LED Linear High Bays. Actual lumens needed will also change depending on the mounting height.
4 tube F54/T5/HO: 12,000-18,000 LED Lumens
6 tube F54/T5/HO: 18,000-24,000 LED Lumens
8 tube F54/T5/HO: 24,000-40,000 LED Lumens
10 tube F54/T5/HO: 40,000-60,000 LED Lumens
How does the spread of your Linear Fixtures compare to UFOs? And what’s a better option for me?
Our LED panel fixtures are physically bigger than our UFO fixtures. The LEDs attach in strips over the length and width of the fixture.
A UFO is around 15 inches round. The LED diodes are densely packed. By the nature of the design of a linear fixture, it produces a wider beam spread.
You cannot add optics to our linear fixtures. In tall ceiling applications, the broad spread would work against the linear fixture. A UFO with a tighter beam angle would be a better option.