Description
Warehouse-ready commercial lighting
UFO LED High Bay 0-10V Sensor-Ready
Upgrade warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing floors and large open commercial spaces with a compact round high bay engineered for high output, flexible controls and easier project standardization.
UFO LED High Bay Lights That Put More Usable Light Where Work Happens
Answer-first buying guide
What is a UFO LED high bay light?
A UFO LED high bay is a compact, round commercial luminaire designed to deliver broad, high-output illumination from elevated mounting positions. Its circular heat-sink body, downward optical system and hook-style mounting make it a practical replacement for many older metal-halide, high-pressure-sodium and other HID high bay fixtures.
This series adds selectable wattage, multiple beam choices, 0–10V dimming and an optional Bluetooth PIR sensor—giving facility teams one adaptable platform for open warehouse floors, racking areas, production zones, gyms, workshops and other large spaces.
Built around real facility priorities
High output without giving up control
Choose the output, distribution and control strategy that fit the space instead of forcing every area into one fixed lighting package.
Selectable power for fewer stocking decisions
Each listed model includes three power settings, allowing the installer to tune input wattage during setup and reduce the need to stock a separate fixture for every output requirement.
0–10V dimming for zoning and controls
Integrate with compatible wall controls, lighting-control systems or the optional sensor to reduce unnecessary full-output operation.
Ribbed optics help manage high-bay glare
The optical design is intended to soften direct brightness while distributing usable light across work areas below the fixture.
IP65 housing for demanding environments
The die-cast aluminum construction is designed for dusty or damp commercial and industrial locations where ordinary indoor fixtures may be unsuitable.
Beam choices for open areas or focused layouts
Available optical configurations vary by model and include 90° and 120° distributions, with 60° listed for higher-output models.
Project options beyond the base fixture
Available configurations may include high-voltage input, reflectors, emergency backup, selectable CCT and sensor packages. Confirm options by exact SKU.
Commercial and industrial applications
One round high bay platform for large, active spaces
Use this series where ceilings are high, work zones are broad and consistent illumination matters. The compact round body is well suited to retrofit projects because it concentrates output in a durable, easy-to-handle housing.
- Warehouse aisles and open storage areas
- Distribution and fulfillment centers
- Manufacturing and assembly floors
- Workshops, service bays and equipment areas
- Gymnasiums and large recreation rooms
- Retail backrooms and commercial storage spaces
Model and output guide
Choose from 100W through 500W
The table below organizes the manufacturer-supplied family data into a faster buying view. Final selection should be based on a project-specific photometric layout—not wattage alone.
| Maximum setting | Published maximum output | Selectable power settings | Listed beam options | Approx. diameter | Approx. fixture weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 100W | 15,000 lm | 100W / 80W / 60W | 90° / 120° | 7.87 in | 3.31 lb |
| 150W | 22,500 lm | 150W / 120W / 90W | 90° / 120° | 9.45 in | 3.75 lb |
| 200W | 30,000 lm | 200W / 160W / 120W | 90° / 120° | 11.02 in | 4.41 lb |
| 240W | 36,000 lm | 240W / 200W / 150W | 90° / 120° | 12.60 in | 5.51 lb |
| 300W | 45,000 lm | 300W / 240W / 180W | 60° / 90° / 120° | 14.17 in | 8.38 lb |
| 400W | 60,000 lm | 400W / 320W / 240W | 60° / 90° / 120° | 17.72 in | 14.33 lb |
| 500W | 75,000 lm | 500W / 400W / 300W | 60° / 90° / 120° | 17.72 in | 14.33 lb |
Published lumen figures correspond to the listed maximum wattage and calculate to a nominal 150 lm/W. Lumen output at reduced wattage settings was not supplied and should be confirmed before publication. Dimensions and options may vary by production configuration.
Go beyond fixture efficiency
Add Bluetooth PIR control so empty space does not stay at full output
The optional high-bay sensor combines passive-infrared motion detection, a 0–10V control signal and Bluetooth Low Energy mesh networking. Compatible app controls can be used to configure brightness, dimming levels and operating schedules.
This is especially valuable in warehouses and large open facilities where activity changes by aisle, shift, staging zone or time of day.
Compatibility requirement: confirm that the ordered fixture includes the correct 3-pin receptacle, 12–24VDC auxiliary power and matching 0–10V control wiring.
Coverage planning
Design the control zone before the fixtures go up
The sensor documentation illustrates an approximately 60-foot detection diameter at the stated 40-foot maximum mounting height. Treat that drawing as a planning reference—not a guaranteed field result.
- Confirm clear line of sight around racking and equipment
- Account for aisle direction, cross-traffic and work patterns
- Test delay time and dim level after installation
- Separate zones where operating schedules differ
- Commission Bluetooth mesh range under actual site conditions
Better projects start with better inputs
How to select the right UFO high bay
Send LEDinventory.com these six project details and we can help narrow the correct wattage, beam and control package.
Mounting height
Measure from the fixture location to the work plane, not just floor to ceiling.
Target light level
Define required maintained footcandles for storage, picking, assembly or inspection tasks.
Fixture spacing
Provide bay spacing, aisle width, rack height and any obstructions that affect distribution.
Surface reflectance
Light-colored ceilings, walls and floors can change how much useful light returns to the space.
Electrical system
Confirm input voltage, circuit conditions, dimming wiring and emergency-lighting requirements.
Control behavior
Identify occupied, standby and scheduled states before choosing sensor settings and zones.
Technical summary
Commercial UFO LED high bay specifications
| Fixture family | Round UFO LED high bay |
|---|---|
| Maximum wattages | 100W, 150W, 200W, 240W, 300W, 400W and 500W |
| Maximum lumen range | 15,000 to 75,000 lumens |
| Nominal full-output efficacy | 150 lm/W, calculated from published wattage and lumen pairs |
| Input voltage | 100–277VAC; source sheet also references 277–480VAC options on applicable configurations |
| Dimming | 0–10V |
| Power factor | >0.90 stated |
| Color rendering | CRI 80+ stated |
| Color temperature | Options vary by configuration. General table lists 3000K, 4000K, 5000K and 5700K; selectable-CCT section lists 4500K, 5000K and 5700K. |
| Beam angles | 90° / 120° on lower-output models; 60° / 90° / 120° listed on higher-output models |
| Housing | Die-cast aluminum heat-sink construction |
| Ingress protection | IP65; wet-location claim stated in source sheet |
| Rated life | 50,000 hours stated |
| Warranty | 5 years stated; publish the actual LEDinventory warranty terms and exclusions |
| Available project options | Sensor kits, emergency backup, reflectors, selectable power/CCT and high-voltage configurations; availability must be confirmed by SKU |
UFO high bay questions
Frequently asked questions
How many lumens does this UFO LED high bay produce?
The family ranges from 15,000 lumens at the listed 100W maximum setting to 75,000 lumens at the listed 500W maximum setting. Lower selectable wattage settings require their own verified lumen data.
Can a UFO LED high bay replace a metal-halide or HPS fixture?
It is designed for many commercial high-bay retrofit applications, but a replacement should be selected by measured light level, mounting height, spacing, distribution, voltage and site conditions—not only by the old fixture wattage.
What does selectable wattage mean?
Selectable wattage lets the installer choose from three input-power settings on an applicable fixture. It can simplify stocking and allow final output to be adjusted during installation. Always disconnect power and follow the product instructions before changing a setting.
Does the fixture support dimming?
The supplied documentation lists 0–10V dimming. Confirm that the exact SKU is dimmable and that the control wiring and selected sensor or control device are compatible.
How does the Bluetooth PIR sensor save additional energy?
Instead of leaving a zone at full brightness whenever the circuit is energized, the sensor can use detected occupancy, configured dimming levels and schedules to reduce unnecessary high-output runtime.
How high can the PIR sensor be mounted?
The sensor sheet states a maximum mounting height of 40 feet and shows 360-degree coverage. Actual coverage can change with obstructions, motion direction, temperature, mounting position and commissioning settings.
Is every model DLC Premium and ETL listed?
Do not assume that every wattage, voltage, CCT or tunable combination has the same certification. LEDinventory.com should confirm the exact model number and listing before order, rebate submission or publication of a certification badge.
Which beam angle should I choose?
A narrower beam can concentrate output from greater heights, while a wider beam can cover broader open areas. The correct choice depends on mounting height, fixture spacing, aisle geometry and the required work-plane light level. A photometric layout is the safest basis for selection.
Project support from LEDinventory.com
Send us the ceiling height, layout and target light level
We will help organize the wattage, beam angle, voltage and sensor package for your warehouse or large-space lighting project—and provide contractor pricing when applicable.
Final fixture quantity and spacing should be based on a photometric plan and verified project conditions.
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