TAA-Compliant LED High Bay Lights
- Documented TAA compliance for federal and government procurement projects
- 50%-70% energy savings with 50,000+ hour rated lifespan
- Expert support for specifications, layouts, and compliance documentation
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GSA-Approved Layout Designed for Government Facility Compliance & Security Requirements
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TAA-Certified Fixture Specifications with Buy American Act Documentation & Lumen Calculations
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Meet Federal Procurement Standards While Maximizing Energy Rebates & Long-Term Savings
TAA-Compliant LED High Bay Lights for warehouses, maintenance facilities, and hangars include UFO and linear fixtures designed for high-ceiling interiors. These lights are essential for projects requiring compliance with the Trade Agreements Act, ensuring eligibility for federal and government procurement. The category features both UFO LED high bays, ideal for open spaces with broad radial distribution, and linear LED high bays, suited for aisles and rectangular work areas. Selection depends on factors such as ceiling height, building layout, and target foot-candles.
These fixtures are commonly used in federal warehouses, military storage buildings, government fleet garages, and aircraft hangars. Buyers should consider environmental conditions, voltage requirements, and control compatibility. TAA compliance must be verified for each specific fixture, as it does not automatically qualify for all federal or publicly funded projects. Confirming applicable procurement clauses and documentation is crucial before ordering to ensure compliance with project specifications.
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SKU:LLS-M-HB6-200A-CC | Web ID:2669Availability: 925 In Stock Ships 2-3 Days- Lumens: 15000 | 22500 | 30000
- Replaces: 250 | 400 Watt Metal Halide
- Color Temp: 3500K | 4000K | 5000K
- CRI: 80+
- IP Rating: IP65
- Rated Life: 50,000 hours
- Dimmable: 0-10V
- Beam Angle (Std): 60° | 90° | 110°
- Mount: Hook
- Mount (Opt): Pendant
- Dimensions (in): 11 W X 5 H
- Weight (lbs): 3.5
Starting At$106.09
60 / 80 / 100 Watt Adjustable UFO High Bay | 9000 to 15000 Lumens | 3500K / 4000K / 5000K | 120-277V
SKU:LLS-M-HB6-100A-CC | Web ID:2671Availability: 195 In Stock Ships 2-3 Days- Lumens: 9000 | 12000 | 15000
- Replaces: 250 Watt Metal Halide
- Color Temp: 3500K | 4000K | 5000K
- CRI: 80+
- IP Rating: IP65
- Rated Life: 50,000 hours
- Dimmable: 0-10V
- Beam Angle (Std): 60° | 90° | 110°
- Mount: Hook
- Dimensions (in): 11 W X 5 H
- Weight (lbs): 3.5
Starting At$79.83- SKU:LLS-M-HB6-300A-CC-[V] | Web ID:2672100V-277V:96 In StockShips 2-3 Days277V-480V:Back in Stock 8/5
- Lumens: 30000 | 36000 | 45000
- Replaces: 400 | 1000 Watt Metal Halide
- Color Temp: 3500K | 4000K | 5000K
- CRI: 80+
- IP Rating: IP65
- Rated Life: 50,000 hours
- Dimmable: 0-10V
- Beam Angle (Std): 60° | 90° | 110°
- Mount: Hook
- Mount (Opt): Pendant
- Dimensions (in): 14 W X 6 H
- Weight (lbs): 3.5
Starting At$189.50 - SKU:LLS-M-HBLINR-165A-CC | Web ID:2674Minimum Order: 4Minimum Order Total: $467.72Availability: 167 In Stock Ships 2-3 Days
- Lumens: 13500 | 18000 | 24750
- Replaces: 250 | 400 Watt Metal Halide
- Color Temp: 4000K | 5000K
- CRI: 80+
- Rated Life: 50,000 hours
- Dimmable: 0-10V
- Beam Angle (Std): 90°
- Mount: Chain-Cable
- Mount (Opt): Surface
- Dimensions (in): 24.65 L X 12.8 W X 2 H
- Weight (lbs): 6
Starting At$116.93 - SKU:LLS-M-HBLINR-300A-CC | Web ID:2764Minimum Order: 2Minimum Order Total: $398.98Back in Stock 9/30
- Lumens: 26400 | 36000 | 48000
- Replaces: 250 | 400 Watt Metal Halide
- Color Temp: 4000K | 5000K
- CRI: 80+
- Rated Life: 50,000 hours
- Dimmable: 0-10V
- Beam Angle (Std): 90°
- Mount: Chain-Cable
- Mount (Opt): Surface
- Dimensions (in): 45.9 L X 12.8 W X 2 H
- Weight (lbs): 8
Starting At$199.49
TAA-Compliant LED High Bay Lights
TAA-compliant LED high bay lights are available for warehouses, maintenance facilities, garages, hangars, manufacturing spaces, storage buildings, and other high-ceiling interiors where a federal or government procurement specification requires eligible Trade Agreements Act products.
Our TAA high bay options include both UFO LED high bays and linear LED high bays. The correct fixture depends on ceiling height, building layout, aisle configuration, target foot-candles, lumen output, voltage, controls, mounting method, and environmental conditions.
Procurement Note: TAA compliance does not automatically qualify a fixture for every federal, state, local, military, or publicly funded project. Confirm the applicable contract clause, purchasing threshold, agency requirements, funding source, and documentation for the exact fixture before ordering.
What Does TAA Compliant Mean?
The Trade Agreements Act applies to covered federal acquisitions and allows qualifying products from the United States and designated countries to receive eligible treatment. A product generally qualifies when it is manufactured in the United States or a designated country, or when it is substantially transformed there into a new and different commercial product.
A lighting manufacturer, distributor, or seller being located in the United States does not by itself establish TAA compliance. Compliance should be supported by current documentation for the exact high bay model and configuration being purchased.
How Is TAA Different from the Buy American Act?
| Requirement | General Difference |
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| Trade Agreements Act | Applies to covered acquisitions when an applicable trade agreement and purchasing threshold are met. Eligible products may originate in the United States or designated countries. |
| Buy American Act | Generally favors domestic end products and domestic construction materials for applicable federal purchases. It uses domestic manufacturing and component-content requirements that differ from the TAA country-of-origin test. |
When an applicable trade agreement covers the acquisition, Buy American restrictions may be waived for eligible designated-country products. When trade-agreement requirements do not apply, the Buy American Act or another domestic-preference rule may still control the purchase.
Where TAA-Compliant High Bay Lights May Be Used
| Facility or Project | High Bay Lighting Considerations |
|---|---|
| Federal warehouses and distribution centers | Fixture selection should account for ceiling height, open storage areas, rack aisles, target foot-candles, controls, and maintenance access. |
| Military storage and support buildings | TAA high bays may be used in supply buildings, logistics spaces, equipment storage areas, and non-classified support facilities when allowed by the project specification. |
| Government fleet garages | Review vehicle-bay layout, ceiling height, lifts, shadows, voltage, sensor controls, and any damp-location or impact requirements. |
| Aircraft maintenance and storage hangars | High-output fixtures, controlled distribution, glare management, mounting height, voltage, and any hazardous-location classifications should be evaluated. |
| Public works and municipal maintenance facilities | Applications may include equipment bays, repair shops, storage buildings, and service areas when the procurement documents require or permit TAA products. |
| Federal manufacturing and service buildings | Consider work-plane light levels, machinery layout, visual tasks, vibration, temperature, dust, and controls. |
| Government gymnasiums and training buildings | Confirm mounting height, impact protection, glare, uniformity, fixture distribution, and whether dedicated sports or gym fixtures are more appropriate. |
| Government contractor and subcontractor projects | TAA-compliant fixtures may be specified when the contract passes federal procurement requirements through to contractors or subcontractors. |
| Institutional and educational facilities | Schools, training centers, and institutional buildings may require TAA products when applicable federal procurement clauses or funding requirements are included in the project. |
UFO vs Linear TAA High Bay Lights
| High Bay Type | Best Fit |
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| UFO LED high bays | Open warehouses, maintenance bays, garages, storage buildings, workshops, gymnasiums, and large open areas where compact fixtures and broad radial distribution are appropriate. |
| Linear LED high bays | Warehouse aisles, distribution centers, manufacturing lines, rectangular work areas, retail storage spaces, and facilities where a longer fixture shape better matches the layout. |
Fixture shape alone should not determine the selection. Compare photometric distribution, lumen output, ceiling height, fixture spacing, rack layout, work-plane requirements, and glare before choosing UFO or linear high bays.
TAA High Bay Light Selection Guidelines
- Confirm TAA documentation: Verify compliance for the exact fixture, wattage, driver, and product configuration being ordered.
- Review the solicitation: Determine whether the project requires TAA, Buy American, Buy America, BABA, Department of Defense clauses, or another domestic-preference standard.
- Choose the fixture type: Match UFO or linear construction to the room geometry, rack layout, aisles, and desired distribution.
- Match lumen output to the space: Use ceiling height, fixture spacing, target foot-candles, and photometric performance instead of replacing fixtures by wattage alone.
- Confirm optics: Select the distribution that provides appropriate coverage and uniformity without unnecessary glare or light on upper racks and walls.
- Verify voltage: Confirm whether the project uses standard commercial voltage or a high-voltage electrical system.
- Review controls: Check compatibility with 0-10V dimming, occupancy sensors, daylight controls, or building-management systems.
- Evaluate the environment: Review temperature, moisture, dust, vibration, impact, corrosive exposure, and any hazardous-location classification.
- Check certifications separately: UL, ETL, DLC, DLC Premium, and rebate eligibility do not independently establish TAA compliance.
When TAA Compliance May Not Be Enough
A TAA-compliant high bay is not automatically approved for every government or publicly funded project. State and local purchases, federally funded infrastructure, Department of Defense acquisitions, small-business set-asides, construction contracts, and projects subject to Buy America or Build America, Buy America requirements may use different rules.
Lighting installed as part of a construction contract may also be evaluated under construction-material clauses rather than as a simple supply purchase. The contracting officer, purchasing authority, general contractor, or project specifier should confirm which clauses apply before the fixtures are ordered.
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