LED High Bay 150W | 18,000 to 31,500 lumens

LED high bay 150W: the all-rounder for 6 to 10 metres

With 150 watts you can light most warehouses, production halls, workshops and sports halls with a mounting height of about 6 to 10 metres. Within this wattage you mainly choose on efficacy, driver and extra functions:

UFO 210 lm/W with Philips driver: 31,500 lumens, most light per watt, dimmable.
UFO 200 lm/W with Philips driver: 30,000 lumens, dimmable.
UFO 190 lm/W: 28,500 lumens, dimmable via 0-10V.
UFO 150 lm/W with Philips Xitanium driver: 22,500 lumens, optionally dimmable, also in 3000K.
UFO 150 lm/W dimmable: 22,500 lumens, dimmable via 0-10V.
UFO 150 lm/W with DALI driver: 22,500 lumens, for DALI lighting control systems.
UFO with motion sensor: 22,500 lumens, switches automatically on movement.
Linear high bay 150W (785 mm): 22,500 lumens, dimmable, for racking aisles.
UFO Basic 120 lm/W: 18,000 lumens, the most affordable model.

100W, 150W or 200W?

At 6 to 8 metres, a 150W high bay at 150 lm/W (22,500 lumens) is usually the right choice. At 8 to 10 metres, choose a 150W model at 190 to 210 lm/W (28,500 to 31,500 lumens) or move up to 200W. Below 6 metres, 100W is often enough and avoids glare.

How many 150W high bays do you need?

A 22,500-lumen high bay lights about 35 m² at 300 lux and about 55 m² at 200 lux. With 31,500 lumens that is about 50 and 75 m². For a 500 m² warehouse at 200 lux you therefore need 7 to 9 fittings. More about lumen and lux

What does a 150W LED high bay replace?

A 150W high bay replaces a fitting with a 250W to 400W mercury vapour or metal halide lamp (HQL/HQI). You save up to 70% energy. Calculate your saving

Frequently asked questions

With or without motion sensor?

A motion sensor pays off in spaces that are not used all day, such as storage, traffic routes and car parks. The light comes on as soon as someone enters and dims or switches off when it is quiet.

UFO or linear?

A UFO high bay spreads the light in a circle and suits open spaces. A linear high bay gives an elongated beam and is better suited to aisles between racking. View linear high bays

Which light colour should I choose?

4000K is the standard for warehouses and production, 6000K gives more contrast for workshops and inspection points. The 200 and 210 lm/W models are also available in 5000K. Help choosing a light colour

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

LED Highbays 150W