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Essential Components

To ensure a safe, reliable, and long-lasting installation, you'll need the following components:

LED High Bay Light – Select the appropriate wattage, beam angle, colour temperature, and mounting height for your application.
Suspension Kit – High Bays can typically be suspended using an eye bolt, safety chain, or suitable suspension hardware designed to support the weight of the fixture.
Safety Cable or Safety Chain – Provides secondary support and helps prevent the fixture from falling if the primary suspension point fails.
Power Cable – Use suitably rated cable for connecting the High Bay to the electrical supply.
Electrical Connection Accessories – Appropriate connectors, terminal blocks, junction boxes, or waterproof connections may be required depending on the installation.
Mounting Hardware – Use suitable hooks, eye bolts, brackets, chains, or other hardware appropriate for the ceiling structure and fixture weight.
Cable Management – Cable clips, ties, conduit, or other suitable accessories can be used to keep wiring secure and neatly routed.
Dimming or Control Equipment (Optional) – Compatible sensors, dimmers, or lighting controls can be added where supported by the High Bay.

Always ensure the suspension system and mounting hardware are suitable for the weight of the High Bay and securely attached to the building structure. Electrical connections should be installed in accordance with applicable electrical regulations and by a suitably qualified person.

Using the correct mounting hardware, safety support, and electrical components will help ensure a secure, reliable, and long-lasting High Bay installation.

LED Hibay 150W Prime G3

3CCT 18 000lm 3 Year Warranty

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Input	230V DC
Output	150W
Lumens	18 000m
Beam Angle	90°
Colour Temperature	CCT
Dimensions	300mm x 96.5mm
Mounting	Chain Mount / Eye Bolt
IP Rating	IP65 (Water Resistant)
Warranty	3 Year

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Essential Components

To ensure a safe, reliable, and long-lasting installation, you'll need the following components:

LED High Bay Light – Select the appropriate wattage, beam angle, colour temperature, and mounting height for your application.
Suspension Kit – High Bays can typically be suspended using an eye bolt, safety chain, or suitable suspension hardware designed to support the weight of the fixture.
Safety Cable or Safety Chain – Provides secondary support and helps prevent the fixture from falling if the primary suspension point fails.
Power Cable – Use suitably rated cable for connecting the High Bay to the electrical supply.
Electrical Connection Accessories – Appropriate connectors, terminal blocks, junction boxes, or waterproof connections may be required depending on the installation.
Mounting Hardware – Use suitable hooks, eye bolts, brackets, chains, or other hardware appropriate for the ceiling structure and fixture weight.
Cable Management – Cable clips, ties, conduit, or other suitable accessories can be used to keep wiring secure and neatly routed.
Dimming or Control Equipment (Optional) – Compatible sensors, dimmers, or lighting controls can be added where supported by the High Bay.

Using the correct mounting hardware, safety support, and electrical components will help ensure a secure, reliable, and long-lasting High Bay installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

LED High Bay Frequently Asked Questions

What accessories do I require for a basic LED High Bay installation?

For a basic suspended installation, you will generally require:

1 × LED High Bay
1 × Suitable suspension chain or mounting kit
1 × Safety cable or secondary safety support
Suitable electrical cable
Appropriate electrical connectors or junction box
Suitable eye bolt, hook, or mounting point depending on the installation

The High Bay should be securely mounted to a suitable structural point and connected to the correct electrical supply.

Are there any optional accessories I may need?

Depending on your installation, you may also require:

Suspension chains
Eye bolts or mounting hooks
Safety cables
Mounting brackets
Junction boxes
Cable glands
Cable clips or cable ties
Dimming controls
Motion or occupancy sensors
Compatible lighting controllers

The accessories required will depend on the mounting method, installation environment, and specific High Bay model.

What electrical supply does a High Bay require?

Always check the product specifications for the required input voltage before installation.

Our High Bays are designed to operate from the specified mains electrical supply and must be connected according to the manufacturer's electrical requirements.

Never connect a High Bay to a voltage outside its specified operating range.

How do I choose the correct High Bay wattage?

The required wattage depends on several factors, including:

Mounting height
Floor area
Required brightness
Beam angle
Existing lighting levels
Type of application
Desired lux level

Higher mounting heights and larger areas may require higher-wattage fixtures or multiple High Bays.

For the best result, the lighting layout should be considered rather than selecting a High Bay based on wattage alone.

Where are LED High Bays commonly used?

LED High Bays are commonly used for:

Warehouses
Factories
Workshops
Manufacturing facilities
Distribution centres
Retail stores
Gymnasiums and sports facilities
Agricultural buildings
Garages and vehicle workshops
Large commercial and industrial spaces
Production and storage areas

Can I install an LED High Bay myself?

The physical mounting of a High Bay can be straightforward, but electrical connection to the mains should be carried out by a suitably qualified electrician.

Always follow the manufacturer's installation instructions and ensure the fixture is securely supported before connecting the electrical supply.

Can I receive an electric shock from an LED High Bay?

Yes. Unlike low-voltage LED modules, High Bays are connected to mains electrical power and can present a serious electrical shock hazard.

Always disconnect the electrical supply before installing, servicing, or modifying the fixture.

Mains electrical connections should only be carried out by a suitably qualified person.

Can LED High Bays be used outdoors?

Some High Bays may be suitable for covered or outdoor applications, depending on their IP rating and environmental specifications.

Always check the IP rating and manufacturer's specifications before installing a High Bay in an outdoor, dusty, damp, or wet environment.

How are LED High Bays mounted?

LED High Bays can commonly be suspended from the ceiling using an eye bolt and chain, depending on the fixture design.

Other mounting methods may include:

Suspension chains
Eye bolts
Hooks
Mounting brackets
Fixed mounting systems

Always use mounting hardware that is suitable for the weight of the fixture and securely attached to the building structure.

Do I need a safety cable when installing a High Bay?

A secondary safety cable or chain is strongly recommended and may be required depending on the installation environment and applicable regulations.

The safety system provides secondary support should the primary suspension system fail.

Ensure the safety cable is securely attached to both the fixture and an appropriate structural point.

Can LED High Bays be dimmed?

Some LED High Bays can be dimmed, but this depends on the specific model and its driver.

If dimming is required, confirm that the High Bay supports the intended dimming method and use a compatible control system.

Can I use a motion sensor with an LED High Bay?

Some High Bays can be used with compatible motion or occupancy sensors.

This can be useful in warehouses, storage areas, and other spaces where lighting is not required continuously.

Always confirm compatibility between the sensor, driver, and High Bay before installation.

How high should an LED High Bay be installed?

The recommended mounting height depends on the specific High Bay, wattage, beam angle, and application.

As a general principle, High Bays are designed for high-ceiling applications, with different models suited to different mounting heights.

Selecting the correct beam angle is also important to achieve even illumination without excessive dark spots or glare.

How far apart should LED High Bays be installed?

There is no single spacing distance that works for every installation.

Spacing depends on:

Mounting height
Fixture wattage
Beam angle
Required lux level
Room dimensions
Fixture lumen output
Application requirements

For the most accurate result, High Bay spacing should be determined as part of the overall lighting layout.

What beam angle should I choose?

The correct beam angle depends primarily on the mounting height and the area that needs to be illuminated.

A narrower beam angle can provide more concentrated light and may be useful for higher mounting heights or specific areas.

A wider beam angle provides broader coverage and can be useful where more uniform illumination is required.

Why is my High Bay flickering?

Flickering can be caused by several factors, including:

Loose electrical connections
Unstable supply voltage
An incompatible dimmer or sensor
Driver failure
Electrical interference
Incorrect installation

Check the electrical connections and any connected controls. If the problem persists, the fixture should be inspected by a qualified electrician.

How long do LED High Bays last?

LED High Bays are designed to provide a long operating life compared with traditional lighting technologies.

Actual lifespan depends on factors such as operating hours, ambient temperature, installation conditions, electrical supply, and heat management.

Keeping the fixture clean and ensuring adequate ventilation can help maintain performance over its service life.

What maintenance does an LED High Bay require?

LED High Bays generally require minimal maintenance.

Recommended maintenance includes:

Inspecting mounting hardware
Checking safety cables and suspension chains
Inspecting electrical connections
Cleaning excessive dust from the fixture and heat sink
Checking for signs of overheating or physical damage
Checking light output and operation

Always disconnect the electrical supply before carrying out maintenance.

What should I do if my High Bay stops working?

First, check that the electrical supply is switched on and that the circuit breaker or isolator has not tripped.

Then check the electrical connections and inspect the fixture for visible damage.

If the High Bay still does not operate, do not attempt to repair mains electrical components yourself. Have the fixture and electrical supply inspected by a suitably qualified electrician.

Installation & Setup

LED High Bay Installation & Setup

Installing an LED High Bay is straightforward when the correct mounting hardware and electrical connections are used.

Step 1: Plan Your Installation
Determine the mounting height, area to be illuminated, required number of High Bays, wattage, beam angle, and colour temperature. Ensure the selected High Bay is suitable for the environment and application.

Step 2: Prepare the Mounting Point
Identify a suitable structural mounting point capable of safely supporting the weight of the High Bay and its suspension hardware. Do not attach the fixture to an unsuitable or unstable surface.

Step 3: Install the Suspension Hardware
Secure the appropriate eye bolt, hook, bracket, or mounting hardware to the structural mounting point. Ensure all hardware is properly tightened and rated to support the fixture.

Step 4: Suspend the High Bay
Attach the High Bay using the supplied eye bolt, chain, or suitable suspension system. Ensure the fixture is securely supported and positioned at the required mounting height.

Step 5: Install the Safety Cable or Chain
Fit the secondary safety cable or chain to provide additional support. The safety system should be securely connected to the building structure and the High Bay.

Step 6: Position the High Bay
Adjust the fixture so that it is correctly positioned and aimed at the area requiring illumination. Consider the beam angle and spacing between fixtures to achieve even light distribution.

Step 7: Connect the Electrical Supply
Connect the High Bay to the appropriate electrical supply using suitably rated cable and electrical connection accessories. Ensure all connections are secure and correctly insulated.

Step 8: Test the Installation
Before completing the installation, switch on the High Bay and confirm that it operates correctly. Check the light output, positioning, and electrical connections.

Installation Tips

Always use mounting hardware suitable for the weight of the High Bay.
Secure the suspension hardware directly to a suitable structural point.
Always use a suitable safety cable or secondary suspension where required.
Ensure the High Bay is mounted at the correct height for its beam angle and application.
Keep electrical connections secure, protected, and suitably insulated.
Do not leave cables hanging loosely or under unnecessary tension.
Ensure the High Bay has adequate ventilation and is not obstructed.
Follow the manufacturer's installation instructions and applicable electrical regulations.
Mains electrical connections should be carried out by a suitably qualified electrician.

Following these steps will help ensure a secure, reliable, and effective High Bay installation with optimal light distribution and long-term performance.

Troubleshooting & Recommendations

LED High Bay Won't Turn On

Check that the electrical supply is switched on and available.
Check all wiring and electrical connections for loose or damaged connections.
Confirm that the High Bay is receiving the correct supply voltage.
Check the circuit breaker, isolator, or switch supplying the fixture.
Inspect the High Bay and driver for visible signs of damage.
If multiple High Bays are installed, test another fixture on the same supply to help identify whether the issue is with the fixture or electrical supply.

High Bay Is Dim or Producing Reduced Light Output

Confirm that the High Bay is receiving the correct supply voltage.
Check for loose, damaged, or undersized electrical wiring.
Check whether a dimmer, sensor, or lighting controller is reducing the output.
Ensure the fixture is operating within its specified temperature range.
Inspect the LED lens and housing for excessive dirt, dust, or obstruction.
If the problem persists, the LED driver or fixture may require inspection or replacement.

Only Some High Bays Are Working

Check the electrical supply to the affected fixtures.
Inspect wiring and connections between the working and non-working fixtures.
Check individual circuit breakers, switches, or isolators where applicable.
Test the affected High Bay on a known working supply, where safe to do so.
Inspect the fixture for visible damage or signs of overheating.

High Bay Is Flickering

Check for loose electrical connections.
Confirm that the supply voltage is stable.
Check whether the circuit is overloaded or experiencing electrical fluctuations.
If a dimmer or sensor is being used, confirm that it is compatible with the High Bay.
Inspect the LED driver and wiring for signs of damage.
If flickering continues after checking the electrical supply and connections, the driver or fixture may require replacement.

High Bay Is Overheating

Ensure the High Bay has adequate airflow around the fixture.
Check that the heat sink and ventilation areas are not blocked by dust or other materials.
Ensure the fixture is being used within its specified operating temperature range.
Check that the High Bay has not been installed in an unsuitable environment.
Inspect the fixture for signs of damage or discolouration.
Persistent overheating may indicate a faulty LED driver or fixture and should be investigated.

Uneven Illumination

Check the spacing between High Bays.
Confirm that the correct beam angle has been selected for the mounting height and application.
Check that fixtures are mounted at a consistent height where possible.
Adjust the positioning or aiming of fixtures to improve coverage.
Ensure the selected wattage is appropriate for the area being illuminated.
Check for obstructions that may be blocking or reducing light output.

Recommendations

Use the correct electrical supply for the High Bay specification.
Ensure all electrical connections are secure, properly insulated, and suitably rated.
Use appropriately sized cables for the installation.
Ensure High Bays are mounted at the recommended height for their beam angle and application.
Always use suitable suspension hardware and secondary safety support.
Ensure adequate ventilation around the fixture and driver.
Keep lenses, heat sinks, and ventilation areas clean and free from excessive dust.
For large installations, distribute fixtures across suitable electrical circuits where required.
Test the installation after mounting and electrical connection.
Disconnect the electrical supply before carrying out installation, inspection, or maintenance.

LED High Bay Safety Tips

To ensure safe installation and reliable operation, follow these guidelines:

Always disconnect the electrical supply before installing, servicing, or modifying a High Bay.
Only use a High Bay with the correct supply voltage and electrical specifications.
Never connect a High Bay to a supply that does not match its specified input voltage.
Ensure all mains electrical connections are carried out by a suitably qualified electrician.
Use mounting hardware that is correctly rated for the weight of the High Bay.
Secure the fixture to a suitable structural mounting point.
Always use a suitable safety cable or secondary suspension system where required.
Do not rely solely on an unsuitable ceiling surface, hook, or fixing to support the fixture.
Ensure suspension chains, eye bolts, hooks, and other mounting accessories are securely installed.
Keep electrical cables safely secured and prevent them from hanging loosely or becoming damaged.
Protect electrical connections from moisture where the installation environment requires it.
Do not obstruct the High Bay's heat dissipation or ventilation areas.
Do not cover the fixture or driver with insulation or other materials unless specifically permitted by the manufacturer.
Regularly inspect the installation for loose mounting hardware, damaged cables, overheating, or other signs of wear.
If a High Bay shows signs of electrical damage, overheating, burning, or persistent flickering, switch it off and have it inspected by a qualified electrician.

Following these recommendations will help ensure safe operation, reliable illumination, and a long service life from your LED High Bay Lights.

Applications & Use Cases

LED High Bay Lights are a powerful and efficient lighting solution designed for large spaces with high ceilings. Their high-output performance and wide, consistent light distribution make them ideal for industrial, commercial, and warehouse environments where reliable illumination is essential.

Common applications include:

Warehouses and distribution centres
Factories and manufacturing facilities
Workshops and industrial buildings
Retail stores and large commercial spaces
Gymnasiums and sports facilities
Agricultural and agricultural storage buildings
Garages and vehicle workshops
Loading bays and storage areas
Production and assembly areas
Large halls and high-ceilinged spaces

With a range of wattages, beam angles, and colour temperatures available, LED High Bays can be selected to suit different mounting heights, floor areas, and lighting requirements. Their high-efficiency design helps provide excellent illumination while reducing energy consumption and maintenance requirements.

About

Our LED High Bay Lights deliver powerful, reliable, and energy-efficient illumination for large, high-ceiling spaces. Ideal for warehouses, factories, workshops, distribution centres, retail spaces, and industrial facilities, these high-performance fixtures provide excellent light coverage and consistent illumination across large areas.

Designed for high-mounted applications, our LED High Bays offer efficient heat management, durable construction, and long-lasting performance. With a range of wattages, beam angles, and colour temperatures available, you can choose the right High Bay solution for your specific space and lighting requirements.

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led hibay 150w prime g3 3cct range / 18 000lm / 3 year warranty