High Bay LED Lights




What’s the difference between high bay and low bay lights?

High bays lights are typically used in ceilings ranging from 20-40 feet above the floor, such as in warehouses and industrial applications. Low bays, however, are used for ceilings less than 20 feet above the floor, like in retail operations, grocery stores, and workshops. Low bays typically use less lumen output since they’re closer to the ground, whereas high bay use more lumens since they’re higher up and need to compensate to reach all necessary areas and eliminate shadows. And keep in mind, the angle of the reflector lens depends on the placement and height of the light.

LED High Bay Lighting for Commercial & Industrial Locations

Converting a 400-watt metal halide high bay to a 324-watt fluorescent can provide as much as 19% on energy savings. If metal halide is converted to an LED high bay, that number increases to 65%, with three times the life expectancy. Not only do LED high bays save money, but they also have a high CRI, bringing out the true colors of everything underneath their rays.


With years of experience and tens of thousands of customers, we can guarantee the best quality LED high bay lights. Within our large selection of options, you'll find the perfect solution for your warehouse, retail store, hotel, restaurant or any other type of business with higher ceilings and lighting that covers larger, broader areas.


Choose from LED linear high bays, round, or Premium NICOR®. Give us a call and let us know how we can help. We guarantee durability and quality. That’s why you'll receive a five-year limited warranty.

What are high bay LED lights?


How many LED high bay lights do I need?


Where are high bay led lights used?

High Bay LED lights are used in factories, warehouses, airport hangars, municipal facilities, and school/university gymnasiums.

What are the different types of high bay LED lights?

Different types of high bay LED lights include metal halide (MH), high pressure sodium (HPS), fluorescent, and LED.

How do you wire LED high bay lights?

If using a chain, disconnect the power supply. Loosen the screws on the junction box to open the cover and retrieve the wires. Connect black wire to the live wire, the white wire to the neutral wire, and the green wire to the ground.

How high do high bay lights need to be?

You can figure out how high your high bay lights need to be by looking at the number of lumens they deliver. In general:

22,000 to 35,000 lumens = 20-30 feet
35,000 to 47,000 lumens = 31 – 40 feet
47,000+ lumens = 40+ feet

You’ll also want to keep an eye on the distance to keep between high bays you install. For example, if you have a 10 feet ceiling, you’ll want to keep high bays 12-15 feet apart. More suggestions:

20-foot ceiling = 15-19 feet apart
30-foot ceiling = 19-29 feet apart
40-foot ceiling = 30-40 feet apart
