LED Highbays 100W

LED high bay 100W: which version suits your space?

A 100-watt LED high bay is the standard choice for workshops, garages, smaller warehouses and storage areas with a mounting height of about 4 to 8 metres. The wattage is the same for every model; the difference is how much light they produce per watt, the driver and extra functions.

• UFO 210 lm/W with Philips driver: 21,000 lumens, most light per watt, dimmable.
• UFO 200 lm/W with Philips driver: 20,000 lumens, dimmable.
• UFO 190 lm/W: 19,000 lumens, dimmable via 0-10V.
• UFO 150 lm/W with Philips Xitanium driver: 15,000 lumens, optionally dimmable, also in 3000K.
• UFO 150 lm/W dimmable: 15,000 lumens, dimmable via 0-10V.
• UFO 150 lm/W with DALI driver: 15,000 lumens, for DALI lighting control systems.
• UFO with motion sensor: 15,000 lumens, switches automatically on movement.
• Linear high bay 100W (531 mm): 15,000 lumens, dimmable, for racking aisles.
• UFO Basic 120 lm/W: 12,000 lumens, the most affordable model, for lower spaces.

How many 100W high bays do you need?

As a guide, a 15,000-lumen high bay lights about 25 m² at 300 lux (workshop, production) and about 35 m² at 200 lux (warehouse, storage). With 21,000 lumens that is about 35 and 50 m². For a 200 m² workshop at 300 lux you therefore need 6 to 8 fittings, depending on the model. The exact number depends on the height, the colour of walls and floor and how even the light needs to be. More about lumen and lux

What does a 100W LED high bay replace?

A 100W high bay replaces a fitting with a 250W mercury vapour or metal halide lamp (HQL/HQI); the 200 and 210 lm/W models come close to a 400W fitting. You save up to 70% energy and no longer have to change lamps. Calculate your saving

Frequently asked questions

Can I dim a 100W high bay?

Yes, the dimmable models work with a 0-10V control wire; for DALI systems there is a separate DALI version. A standard phase dimmer will not work and can damage the driver. View 0-10V dimmers

What is the difference between 150, 190 and 210 lm/W?

The higher the efficacy, the more light you get for the same consumption. A 100W high bay at 210 lm/W gives 40% more light than one at 150 lm/W. If you already have enough light, a higher efficacy also lets you choose a lower wattage and save electricity.

Is 100W enough at 8 metres or higher?

Above 8 metres we recommend a 150W or 200W high bay, otherwise too little light reaches the floor.

All versions and wattages can be found under LED high bays. For projects with multiple fittings you can request a quote directly.