120W LED Low Bay Light | Selectable 120W to 72W with Tunable CCT
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| Selectable wattage | 120W, 96W or 72W |
|---|---|
| Colour temperature | Tunable, 3000K / 4000K / 5000K |
| Voltage | 100 to 277V |
| Dimming | Dimmable |
| Form | UFO high bay, round |
- Check the ceiling height - this suits 12 to 18 feet. Below 12 feet even 72W is uncomfortable to stand under; use a linear shop light instead.
- Match the setting to the height - 72W at 12 to 14 feet, 96W at 14 to 16, 120W at 16 to 18.
- Space to the height - 14 to 16 feet apart at 72W, up to 20 feet at 120W.
- Use the tunable CCT - 5000K for industrial work, 4000K or 3000K where somebody sits in the space all day.
- Set both before it goes up - wattage and colour temperature are set on the fixture.
- Confirm suspension points and circuit load, then hardwire at 100 to 277V by a licensed electrician.
High bay output at low bay height
Most high bays start at 200W and assume a ceiling of 20 feet or more. Plenty of buildings do not have that. A mezzanine, a small workshop, a garage bay, a retail stockroom — ceilings of 12 to 18 feet, too high for a shop light and too low for a 300W fixture.
At 120W, 96W or 72W selectable, this is the fixture for that gap. The colour temperature is tunable too, which a full-size industrial high bay rarely offers.
Specification
| Selectable wattage | 120W, 96W or 72W |
| Colour temperature | Tunable, 3000K / 4000K / 5000K |
| Voltage | 100 to 277V |
| Dimming | Dimmable |
| Form | UFO high bay, round |
Height, setting, spacing
| Ceiling | Setting | Spacing |
|---|---|---|
| 12 – 14 ft | 72W | 14 – 16 ft |
| 14 – 16 ft | 96W | 16 – 18 ft |
| 16 – 18 ft | 120W | 18 – 20 ft |
Why tunable matters at this size
A 12 to 18 foot ceiling often sits over a space people spend time in rather than pass through — a workshop, a studio, a stockroom with a desk in the corner. 5000K is right for industrial work and wrong for a room somebody sits in all day. Being able to drop to 4000K or 3000K makes the same fixture suit both.
Below 12 feet, use something else
Even at 72W, a concentrated round beam at 10 feet is uncomfortable to stand under. Use a linear shop light, which spreads the same output across a longer fixture.
Installation
Suspended and hardwired at 100 to 277V by a licensed electrician. Set the wattage and the colour temperature before it goes up, and confirm the suspension points and circuit load for the full run.
Related
For taller ceilings see our 240W and 300W high bays. For ceilings under 12 feet, see shop lights.
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