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How to Save Money with LED Retrofit Kits

The fastest way to save money on building operations is most likely to install LED retrofits. Replacing outdated lighting fixtures with new LEDs creates several avenues of savings. And the return on investment is fast. Let’s summarize some of the benefits of a retrofit kit.

 

The Benefits of LED Retrofits

The most obvious source of savings from an LED retrofit comes from the efficiency of LED lights. New lights use up to 75% less energy. Because so much of a building’s operational budget goes toward lighting, this efficiency results in massive savings. As energy costs go up, this saving is even more important.

Savings in maintenance costs and replacement bulbs are another result of LED retrofits. LED lights can last up to 50,000 hours. This slashes the need for maintenance.

LED retrofits create higher quality light, as well. LED lights generate not only powerful brightness (measured in lumens) but also high quality light—its color rendering index (CRI) scores 80+.

Increased visibility means a safer and more secure space—whether it’s a workplace, store, hospital, school, or whatever space you’re lighting. Furthermore, the strong CRI and perfectly tuned color corrected temperature (measured in degrees Kelvin) mean a more welcoming and comfortable space. Visitors notice. Employees are happier and more comfortable, as well. This could lead to higher productivity and even improved worker retention—a major challenge, lately.

 

Retrofit Considerations

Before looking at a few sample retrofit kits, let’s review some of the factors one should consider when budgeting for an LED retrofit. There is a retrofit kit out there for every situation and budget.

Costs: Retrofits range in cost from simple bulb replacements to entire fixture swaps. Plug-in LED lights are available to pop directly into existing sockets or fixtures, and these replacements are the fastest and cheapest way to bring your lighting into the future. But swapping for a next-generation LED fixture might be smarter in the long run and generate more flexible lighting and even more savings.
Installation: If the budget and schedule are limited, then a simple LED retrofit can be installed in very little time. However, modifying or swapping light fixtures will take longer, especially if new wiring is required. But industry-leading LED fixtures, like ones from Duralec, come with hardware to make the job quick and easy.
Flexibility: LED retrofits promise all of the new features of today’s next-generation lighting. This includes NLC/ALC capabilities (networked lighting controls, aka advanced lighting controls) for all new fixtures. These smart features allow users to program their lights and see even deeper monetary and energy savings. New fixtures also allow for dimmable lights and a variety of sensors to be attached.

 

Today’s Top LED Retrofit Options

LED Strip Retrofit Lighting: The fastest, most economical retrofit available is the LED strip light. Sometimes called magnetic strip lights, or mag strips for short, these snap into place with almost no hardware. Perfect for either troffer lights or panel lights, these strip kits come in one, two, three, or four strips, creating any amount of light you need—from 3000 to over 10,000 lumens.

As with all LED lights, efficiency and quality are best in class. The low-wattage lights produce over 130 lumens per watt with a CRI of over 80. LED strips are dimmable and UL and DLC Premium listed.

The strong magnets on the strips provide for quick installation. They snap into the existing housing, and there is no need to remove the old ballast. These retrofit kits can replace T12, T5, and T8 strip fixtures and troffers.

LED Tube Replacement Lights: For decades the fluorescent tube dominated indoor lighting. Unsurprisingly, one of the most popular LED retrofits is an LED tube that directly replaces its fluorescent ancestor. The new LED tube is filled with beautifully bright light-emitting diodes and encased in a frosted coating for uniform light dispersion. An LED tube promises huge energy savings and higher-quality light with an easy installation process.

Because LED tubes fit into a wide variety of existing light fixtures, the tubes come in a few types. In short, there is a tube available for any situation. Here are the three main types: Type A LED tubes use the pre-existing ballast in a fixture. These plug-ins are the quickest to install. Type B LED tubes bypass the ballast and use their own internal driver; these are directly wired into the fixture. Type C LED tubes also bypass the ballast, but they rely on an external driver that can light more than one tube. While Type C’s require extra electrical work during installation, the long-term benefits (of direct-wire versus ballast-compatible tubes) are substantial. Using new LED lights and drivers guarantees high-quality results and the 50,000-hour lifespans that LED users have come to expect.

LED Corn Lights: If you have standard light sockets, one of the fastest retrofits available is the corn light (sometimes called a “corn cob light,” due to its resemblance to a corn cob). An LED corn light screws directly into this socket. These new lights are vastly superior to the non-LED lights they are replacing. LED corn lights deliver bright, high-CRI light at a fraction of the energy and cost of older lights.

These lights come in two base sizes: the E26 base and the E39 base. These bases are 26mm and 39mm in diameter, respectively. (The standard home socket fits an E26 base.) An E26 base LED corn light is available in wattages from 12W to 54W. An E39 base light is available in 75W to 120W sizes. Given their extremely high lumens-per-watt output—between 125lm/W and 155lm/W—LED corn lights are an amazingly cost effect LED retrofit solution.

Door Retrofit Kits: Sometimes called a troffer retrofit door kit, this solution lets you put a new LED light fixture directly over an existing troffer frame or housing. The installation is extremely fast, and the final look is flush and attractive. But most importantly, the savings start the second you turn the light on.

The top LED door retrofit kits, like the Duralec-provided IntrinsiX Volumetric Troffer Retrofit, deliver the efficiency of all LED lights while also providing next-level NLC and ALC capabilities. Bluetooth lighting controls let the user program lights to respond to a number of different sensors, including PIR (passive infrared) occupancy sensors or daylight harvesting sensors. An available web portal provides easy access to cutting-edge features like diagnostics, scheduling, and energy monitoring.

Installing door retrofit kits is a fast and easy way to implement the latest technology. DLC-listed fixtures like the EiKo retrofit reach 130 lumens per watt and have “set and forget” features for both brightness and color temperature. When tied to a Bluetooth mesh, its wireless controls make the fixture part of a network that delivers significant savings and quality.

LED Downlight Retrofit Kits: Recessed downlights are everywhere, from conference rooms to home kitchens. For decades they’ve provided the flexibility of a plug-in solution with the appeal of a flush, clean look. But there has always been room for improvement. An LED retrofit can turn a hot, energy-intensive downlight into a bright, efficient light that saves building owners a fortune over its long lifespan.

Downlight retrofits plug into pre-existing ceiling cutouts and wire into the existing 120-277V system (other voltages are available if needed). LED lights can even use the original can—the cylindrical housing—from the first fixture. There is a light to fit any aperture—the measure of the diameter of the can’s reflector. Most downlight fixtures use a common E26 socket.

A new LED downlight can be tuned to whatever brightness level or color-corrected temperature (CCT) you need. It can also be wired into the room’s networked controls, allowing it to be part of a building-wide strategy for energy savings.

LED retrofit kits are the fastest way to bring a building into the 21st century. The kits deliver radical savings on energy and maintenance. They also improve the quality and brightness of your light and allow LEDs to be tied into networked controls. To discuss the many retrofit options out there, talk to a Duralec expert today.

The Ins and Outs of Outside Lights from Duralec

Exterior lighting has undergone a revolution since the invention of LED lights. Today’s outside lights are superior in almost every way to their counterparts of only a decade ago. Users are seeing huge cost savings as well as brighter, safer environments. Whether it’s a new build or a retrofit, LED lights—shoeboxes, wall packs, floodlights, and more—are the shining answer. First, let’s review how LED lights can improve your exterior lighting.

 

Benefits of Exterior Lighting

Safety and Security:  The top reason to install the best LED lights is the safety of workers, residents, or visitors.

Bright and reliable light helps prevent crime in parking lots and other outdoor spaces.

This light also helps improve the effectiveness of security cameras.

Building owners benefit, as well; exterior lighting deters vandalism, theft, and other property crimes. In short, the return on investment for security lighting is beyond measure.

Good lighting and visibility can also help people avoid slips, falls, and other accidents, especially in regions affected by snow or ice.

Paths, loading areas, and parking lots that are well lit keep people healthy as well as safe and secure.

 

Better and Brighter Lights:  Today’s exterior LED lights are quantifiably better than previous technologies. Many of these older models are still around, including metal halide and high-pressure sodium lights. Simply put: LED lights provide more light for less energy. These lights come in a wide array of wattages, but, no matter the size of the LED light, it requires a fraction of the energy of an older light. This number is sometimes called the wattage replacement. For example, a 250 watt (W) metal halide light—perhaps used over an entrance or on an outside wall—can be replaced by an LED light that only uses 100W of power.

Today’s LED light fixtures are as bright or brighter than those less efficient older technologies, as well. Brightness is measured in lumens (lm), and comparing lumens per watt shows you the advantages in raw numbers. An LED light such as the IntrinsiX Comet Mini floodlight produces 6,250lm of white light while using only 50W of power (125lm/W). A comparable metal halide light might only produce 75lm/W.  

Furthermore, LED exterior lights provide the perfect brightness level and color-corrected temperature (CCT) for outdoor use. Color temperature is measured in degrees Kelvin (K). Outdoor applications usually call for a bright white light, which is often around 5,000K.

 

Cost Savings: Another major reason building owners love exterior LED lights is the savings they provide. Because these lights use so much less energy than previous types, the long-term savings of switching to LED are substantial. During times of high energy costs, this efficiency is especially valuable.

Maintenance costs are also far lower for LED lights. The lifespan of a typical LED light today is around 50,000 hours. This means that a light could potentially outlive an owner or even a building. (The reliability of these lights is reflected in the 50,000-hour Warranty offered by Duralec on its LED’s.) A long lifespan means an end to service calls. Replacing bulbs on parking light poles—the classic shoebox light—has always been a costly and annoying task. LED lights mean no more bucket trucks.

The advanced lighting controls (ALC) available today also provide a new source of savings. LED lights from Duralec come wired for these controls. The ability to program lights using ALC—sometimes called networked lighting controls (NLC)—ensures that exterior lights only come on when needed. Smart controls promise even deeper savings with LED lights.

 

Flexibility: Exterior LED light fixtures are available for every application—parking lots, entrances, loading docks, tunnels, paths, and more. A variety of adapters allows you to plug in new LED lights into existing connections. New lights use standard connections like the Zhaga Book 18 socket or  Z10 base. Numerous mounting options—pole mounts, wall mounts, trunnion mounts, knuckle mounts, and more—ensure that an LED light can go anywhere you need it.

Retrofits are easy (and profitable) with today’s LED lights. For example, the IntrinsiX corn light screws directly into a common E26 base. More powerful corn light bulbs use an easy adapter. This low-wattage light could feasibly replace an older bulb that used 1000W.

Today’s LED lights also come with strong weatherproof ratings, guaranteeing the light will work from the desert to the arctic. This rating is called the IP rating, short for ingress protection. An IP65 rating protects against the incursion of solids like dust or insects, as well as against rain and moisture. The IP66 rating goes a bit further; it protects against those solids as well as against heavy rain. Wall packs often feature an IP65 rating, while street lights or parking lot lights usually feature an IP66 rating.

 

 

The Next Generation of Exterior Lighting from IntrinsiX

Exterior lighting fixtures are getting brighter, more efficient, and more attractive every year. Below are some examples of LED lights from IntrinsiX that are revolutionizing outdoor lighting.

The Comet—The Shoebox Light of the Future

The IntrinsiX Comet is an LED parking lot or area light that combines great aesthetics and the latest technology and efficiency. The sleek shape looks stunning in all settings and is fit for commercial or industrial areas. The IntrinsiX Comet is available in five different power levels, from 100W to 300W. Due to its cutting edge diodes, these wattages generate between 15,000 and 45,000 lumens, respectively. 

That efficiency means your cost per lumen is amazingly low. The cost savings of the IntrinsiX Comet will accrue quickly and last for the extremely long life of the fixture. Its IP66 rating means the unit will survive the harshest conditions. Plus, there is a 10 year, 50,000 hour warranty. The ability to connect IntrinsiX Comet lights to networked lighting controls promises another level of cost savings. These smart controls could guarantee that the lights only operate when needed. 

The Comet offers a variety of light distributions and mounting options (including a slip fitter pole mount, square and round pole mount, and a trunnion T-bar pole mount). The DLC-listed light also has built-in surge protection and optional dimming.

 

The Comet Mini—The Perfect LED Floodlight

The Comet Mini from IntrinsiX brings the advanced technology and modern look of the Comet to a floodlight. Perfect for a loading dock or an entryway or countless other indoor/outdoor applications, the Comet Mini produces up to 6,250 lumens while using a fraction of the power of previous lights. Its three power options—from 15 to 50W—give users the flexibility to flood a wide variety of spaces with light.

The IntrinsiX Comet Mini has a high waterproof rating—IP65—and can be mounted with either a knuckle or trunnion mount. The DLC-listed Mini promises years of inexpensive, unfading light, whether it’s mounted indoors or outdoors.  

 

The Eclipse—The Full Cut Wall Pack

The Eclipse from IntrinsiX is the leading wall pack LED light for exterior security and visibility. The full cut design delivers optimal light with unprecedented efficiency. Available in 48W, 60W, and 80W, the wall-mounted LED light consumes a fraction of the energy of non-LED lights with zero flickering or humming. 

A powerful wall pack is ideal for making an area safe and secure for workers and visitors. A full cutoff shape ensures a downward light dispersion that is broad and effective. The Eclipse’s IP65 rating and long lifespan guarantee that the light stays on no matter the weather conditions. Yet another advantage is how easy it is to install. The Eclipse goes up with a basic wall mount and a 100-277V input.

 

The Eclipse Semi Cut—The Semi Cutoff Wall Pack

This semi-cutoff version of the IntrinsiX Eclipse offers all of the advantages of the full cut wall pack while giving a more forward-shining angle. The semi-cut model also offers a 100W option, in addition to 48W, 60W, and 80W.

All wattage levels deliver more than 115 lumens per watt (lm/w), meaning that the fixture is best-in-class for efficiency and cost savings.

 

The Eclipse Mini—The Small But Mighty Wall Pack

The Eclipse Mini from IntrinsiX is the perfect LED light for an entrance, a courtyard, or a pathway. Requiring only 15W, 20W, or 30W, this exterior light delivers far more lumens per watt (1,950-3,900lm/W) than its non-LED predecessors. A photocell is standard equipment, allowing the light to adjust to daylight and to turn on automatically and only when needed.

The sleek appearance of the Mini means it looks great no matter the style of the building. Its 110-degree viewing angle is optimal for attractive area lighting.

 

The SOFCAN Canopy Retrofit—Taking Your Soffit to the Next Level

The SOFCAN canopy retrofit is the kit from IntrinsiX that turns non-LED soffit lights into an attractive, efficient canopy. The large (15”x15”) beauty plates make it simple to replace older lights and to cover up the previous holes. The installation is easy, and the look is flush and seamless.

The SOFCAN retrofit provides a selectable-wattage light. The 20W, 30W, and 40W levels produce 2,800lm, 4,200lm, and 5,600lm, respectively. This flexibility allows you to choose whatever power level you need and nothing more. The long-term cost savings of an LED soffit light are enormous. Not only does the fixture use vastly less energy than metal halide or high-pressure sodium lights, the LED light also lasts many times longer, ending the need for maintenance costs and inconveniences. 

The SOFCAN canopy retrofit is UL-listed as well as DLC Premium listed. It promises a 50,000 hour lifespan and has a 5-year warranty.

 

Contact Duralec Today

Exterior lighting is seeing a renaissance with the proliferation of LED lighting fixtures. For recommendations or assistance, feel free to reach out to a Duralec expert today.

 

 

Why Choose Flat Panels from Duralec?

Flat-panel LED lights are quickly becoming the top choice for commercial construction. These lights provide countless benefits and are a huge improvement over the technology of only a decade or two ago. However, not all LED lights are alike. Understanding the options is key to choosing the right light for your application.

Benefits of Flat-panel LED Lights 

LED lights provide bright, energy-efficient, attractive light for any scenario, but it’s important to know how your space dictates which light is the best fit. For example, an office, a retail store, and a hospital room all need a different kind of light. The good news is that today’s LED lights can address every one of those needs. These flexibilities are explored below. For now, let’s quickly review the benefits.

Huge energy savings - Rarely does a new technology bring these kinds of improvements in addition to major cost savings. LED lights are radically more energy efficient than previous technologies, such as fluorescent, metal-halide, or incandescent lights. A flat-panel LED light can operate with up to 75% less energy than a fluorescent light fixture.

Low maintenance cost - Maintenance costs for flat-panel LED lights are also much lower than previous lights. A 50,000-hour lifespan means virtually zero maintenance costs over the life of an installation. No more burned-out lights. No more service calls. No more ladders in the way. Duralec provides a 50,000-hour Warranty, as well.

Easy installation - LED lights are also easy and quick to install. Whether it’s a recessed ceiling or a surface mount, flat-panel lights go up and plug in with ease. Additionally, the low heat output of LED lights means venting is not necessary.

Power and color - Flat-panel LED lights deliver powerful light in a range of colors. A good LED light can give you whatever light output (measured in lumens) or color temperature (measured in Kelvin) you need. Whether the light is over a hospital bed, a retail shelf, or a conference table, these LED lights can be tailored for every need.

Quality and comfort - The days of flickering lights and headaches are over, due to LEDs’ diode technology. Furthermore, LED lights are customizable in a variety of ways. Dimmer switches allow for varying brightness, and color-corrected-temperature can be changed at any time. Also, Duralec’s flat-panels have a color rendering index (CRI)—rated to 80+, guaranteeing high-quality light. These features mean an attractive space, comfortable workers, and long-term happiness among users.

Environmental benefits - LED lights offer environmental benefits beyond their huge energy savings. Unlike their fluorescent counterparts, LED lights do not contain mercury, which is toxic to humans.

 

Quick Definition: Flat Panels versus Troffers 

Commercial spaces like offices and retail stores usually have one of two kinds of LED lights: flat panels or troffers. The flat-panel LED is fairly self-explanatory (it’s flat, it’s a panel), and the troffer light is almost as easy to define. The word “troffer” is a mashup of “trough” and “coffer.” In a troffer light, the bulbs or diodes sit in a central trough, and the light is reflected downward by a panel above them.

Flat panels and troffers usually come in similar sizes—2x2 feet, 2x4 feet, and so on—and are mounted in similar ways. Each has its benefits, and we’ll discuss troffers at a later date.

 

Quick Definition (#2): Edgelit versus Backlit

Flat-panel LED lights are generally manufactured in two styles: edgelit and backlit. Edgelit panels have diodes spread around the perimeter of the light. They cast their light toward the center and rely on the lens to diffuse the light in an even way. Over time, edgelit panels can create yellow centers and appear dusty or uneven. Backlit panels, on the other hand, have diodes spread across the entire face of the panel. Backlit panels provide an even light with no danger of yellow spots.

 

Flexible Features of Flat Panels

Flat-panel LED fixtures come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and capabilities. One thing that sets a flat panel apart from its antiquated ancestors is its array of customizable features. In short, there is a flat-panel LED light for every application out there. Let’s explore some of the specs one might find on a Duralec-provided LED light.

Wattage: The wattage rating (measured in watts, or W) refers to the power needed to run the light at its maximum level. Not long ago, you might have had a lamp in your home with a 100W incandescent bulb in it. By comparison, a flat-panel LED light fixture might only need 30W or 40W for the entire unit because LED lights use so much less electricity than your lamp. Duralec-provided IntrinsiX’s  flat-panel LED fixtures offer selectable wattage on many units, including 20W, 30W, and 40W levels. This flexibility allows you to tailor your energy savings.

Speaking of power, IntrinsiX lights use high-quality drivers that are considered best-in-class. Drivers are usually the first thing to fail in an LED light, so it’s important to have the best driver possible. Duralec lights are DLC- and ETL-listed, as well, guaranteeing high quality and efficiency.

Voltage: Voltage is the amount of power running into the light fixture. It is measured in volts (V). Most fixtures run on standard 120V-277V wires, though larger lights can take advantage of a 277V-480V system. Duralec flat-panel LED fixtures run on common 120-277V inputs, making them easy to install and inexpensive to run.

Color temperature: This measurement refers to a light’s appearance—how “warm” or “cool” or “white” it appears. Its full name is color corrected temperature (CCT), and it’s measured in degrees Kelvin (K). Different applications call for different colors of light. A living room would want a warm light, which is slightly soft and almost yellow. An office or retail store would want a cool light, which is inviting but brighter than a warm light. A warehouse would want a powerful white light for optimal visibility.

Today’s leading flat-panel LED lights offer selectable CCT. For example, the IntrinsiX selectable-watt fixtures also offer selectable CCT, in 3500K, 4000K, and 5000K temperatures. This feature allows you to fine-tune your light for whatever application you need. This light also features optional dimming, for even more flexibility, comfort, and cost savings.

Brightness: The technical term for brightness is lumen output. Brightness is measured in lumens (lm), and it is a key number to look for when planning the lighting for a space. Brightness is not synonymous with wattage, because not all lights are made of the same quality.

Again, today’s best products offer selectable lumen output. The IntrinsiX flat-panel LED fixtures offer 2500lm, 3750lm, and 5000lm outputs. This flexibility guarantees that you have as much light as you need, as well as the flexibility to adapt to any changes that might happen to the space in the future.

Mounting options: Flat-panel LED lights come ready to be mounted in multiple ways. They fit into recessed ceilings with ease, giving a smooth and flush look. They can be mounted on surfaces with simple hardware. They can even be suspended by cables. IntrinsiX flat panels offer an ultra slim profile (1.77”) that works in every application.

Emergency backup: Commercial spaces need emergency battery backups for their lighting, and Duralec offers those for all of its LED light fixtures. 90 minutes of backup power guarantees the lights stay on if the power goes off.

Sensor options: Today’s buildings are getting smarter and smarter, and a key to this advancement is the use of sensors on light fixtures. Lighting controls can be attached to a variety of sensors, but, in general, they fall into two categories: those that sense motion or occupancy or those that sense daylight.

Sensors that detect motion or occupancy include microwave sensors. These emit high-frequency waves that bounce off of objects in a room. When there is a change in the return signal, the sensor knows that something (say, a person) is moving within the space. The sensor can then turn the light on. Ultrasonic sensors work in a very similar fashion.

Another sensor to detect occupancy is a passive infrared sensor (PIR). These sensitive devices detect heat coming off of objects in a space. When a person walks into a room, the PIR sensor “sees” the heat (i.e., senses the infrared radiation), and can turn a light on.

Sensors that detect daylight coming into a space—and can adjust light levels accordingly—are photocell sensors. These devices, also called ‘daylight-harvesting’ sensors, gather photons, determine their brightness level, and send instructions to the light fixtures. With these instructions, lights can either be turned on or off or even dimmed throughout the day to adjust to incoming light, keeping a consistent amount of lumens in a room.

Advanced lighting controls: Also called “networked lighting controls” or “smart light controls,” these devices are the next frontier of smart buildings, energy savings, and better lighting.  Combining software with building systems—lighting, HVAC, and more—is allowing building owners to realize huge savings. For example, the ability to pre-program a building’s lighting schedule or to allow automatic adjustments to factors like sunshine or remote work has created many new opportunities for efficiency. Hooking lights up to wifi or a Bluetooth mesh opens the door to a new “smart” world.

Flat-panel LED lights and networked lighting controls are revolutionizing commercial lighting.

To learn more about Duralec lights, sensors, and controls, contact one of our experts today.

High-Quality - High-Performance - High-Tech High Bay LED Lighting for Commercial Facilities

High bay lights are an essential component for many industrial applications - industrial plants, factories, warehouses, retail spaces, sports complexes, hangars, or other facilities with high ceilings. HID has been the traditional mainstay in commercial high-bay for its excellent light output but in recent years, LEDs have become an increasingly popular, even required option for high bay lighting due to their long lifespan, improved efficiency, brightness, and color rendering. Additionally, advanced network lighting controls offer even greater energy savings through automated dimming, scheduling, and occupancy/vacancy sensing capabilities.

 

Why Duralec LED High Bay Lights?

Duralec LED high bay light fixtures are certified and listed by the DLC as energy-efficient and cost-effective commercial lighting.

Click here to learn how you can maximize the efficiency of your facility with Duralec LED High Bay Lights 

Modern high bay lights provide superior reach and coverage, allowing structures, pathways, and work areas to be evenly illuminated. Many companies have begun to realize long-term savings and rebates by investing in high-performance LED lighting solutions with some offered with up to 10-Year warranties on parts and services. 

With a wide range of wattages and lumen outputs, multiple types of reflectors, built-in dimmability, compatible sensors, and various control options, there is a perfect combination of products available for every industry's specific size and requirements. These fixtures have a certified list of features that ensure they perform reliably while saving energy. 

 

Linear High Bays

Altitude Linear High Bay by Intrinsix

The ALTITUDE High Bay Fixtures are specially designed for industrial use. The patented anti-glare design minimizes glare as well as optimizes lighting performance. Linear LED High Bay Lights are ideal for high-altitude installations namely warehouses, manufacturing facilities, factories, gymnasiums, and even hangars.

Benefits
  • Super Bright SMD2835 LEDs.
  • Quick sight level for easy vertical and horizontal leveling.
  • Patended anti-glare. Perfect as a work light for broad areas.
  • Includes V-hook for easy mounting. Optional pendant and surface mounting.
Product Details
Brand INTRINSIX
Model ALTITUDE
Voltage AC120-277V or AC120-347V
Wattage 110W / 160W / 220W / 320W
Lumen Output 135lm/w
CCT (Kelvin) 5000K
Dimmable 1-10V dimmable
Sensor Ready Sensor port makes for simple sensor installation.
Battery Backup Optional
Housing Material 6063 Aluminum Shell
Lens Cover High Quality PMMA
Compliance
IP Rating IP40
Safety UL (E508912)
Location Wet / Damp / Dry
DLC-Listed YES
RoHS Compliant YES
ETL-Listed YES

 

XFit Linear High Bay by Keystone

Keystone's XFit Linear High Bay fixtures are the perfect substitute for HID and linear fluorescent high bay lamps, providing peak performance and extended longevity. Varied color temperatures and even illumination ensure a pleasant and secure working environment to optimize efficiency in industrial settings.

Benefits
  • Advanced I-Beam design with the driver channel spaced away from the LEDs, for better airflow and thermal management.
  • Frosted lens eliminates glare.
  • Available in specific lumen and color temperature combinations.
  • Standard V-Hook and Chain mounting kit included.
Product Details
Brand KEYSTONE
Model XFIT LINEAR
Voltage AC120V—277V
Wattage 135W / 175W / 215W SWITCHABLE
Lumen Output 130lm/w
CCT (Kelvin) 4000K-5000K SELECTABLE
Dimmable 1-10V dimmable
Sensor Ready Sensor port makes for simple sensor installation.
Battery Backup Optional
Compliance
IP Rating IP69
Safety UL (1598)
Location Wet / Dry / Damp
DLC-Listed YES
RoHS Compliant YES
ETL-Listed YES

 

HL3 Linear High Bay by Maxlite

The HL3 LED High Bay Linear Series Gen 3 provides top-notch efficacy for high-ceiling applications such as storage facilities, distribution hubs, industrial complexes, and large retail stores.

Benefits
  • Industry leading efficacy at 150lm/W.
  • Frosted lens eliminates glare.
  • Available in specific lumen and color temperature combinations.
  • V-hook and 40” knotted chain included in standard model.
Product Details
Brand MAXLITE
Model HL3 LINEAR
Voltage AC120V—277V
Wattage 78W / 92W / 105W SWITCHABLE
Lumen Output 150lm/w
CCT (Kelvin) 4000K-5000K SELECTABLE
Dimmable 1-10V dimmable
Sensor Ready Sensor port makes for simple sensor installation.
Battery Backup Optional
Compliance
IP Rating IP69
Safety UL (1598)
Location Wet / Dry / Damp
DLC-Listed YES
RoHS Compliant YES
ETL-Listed YES

 

 

Round High Bays

Circa Round High Bay by Intrinsix

The CIRCA Round High Bay is the newest and most advanced round high bay LED light with customizable color and wattage. The low-profile design offers great energy efficiency, simple sensor integration, and top-notch lighting technology at an affordable price. 

Benefits
  • Highly efficient at 150lm/W.
  • Dynamic features suitable for an array of spaces that need a lot of task lighting. 
  • Optional prismatic polycarbonate reflector to focus light and prevent glare.
  • Includes built-in hook and 6-foot power cable.
Product Details
Brand INTRINSIX
Model CIRCA ROUND
Voltage AC120V—277V
Wattage 100W / 150W / 200W / 240W SWITCHABLE
Lumen Output 150lm/w
CCT (Kelvin) 4000K-5000K SELECTABLE
Dimmable 1-10V dimmable
Sensor Ready Center sensor mounting makes for simple installation.
Battery Backup Optional
Compliance
IP Rating IP69
Safety UL (1598)
Location Wet / Dry / Damp
DLC-Listed YES
RoHS Compliant YES
ETL-Listed YES

 

Sauca Round High Bay by Intrinsix

The SAUCA Round High Bays are highly efficient at 150lm/w and is designed for versatile use by offering features that allow for better controllability and installation. SAUCA Round LED High Bay Lights are ideal light sources for retail stores with high ceilings, workshops, storage areas, and displays.
 
Benefits
  • Highly efficient at 150lm/W with built-in 4kv surge protection.
  • Wide 120-degree beam angle. Perfect as a task light for areas that require focused lighting.
  • Optional prismatic polycarbonate reflector to focus light and prevent glare.
  • Includes built-in hook and 3-foot power cable.
Product Details
Brand INTRINSIX
Model SAUCA ROUND
Voltage AC100V—277V or AC120V—277V
Wattage 100W / 150W
Lumen Output 150lm/w
CCT (Kelvin) 5000K
Dimmable 1-10V dimmable
Material High Quality PMMA Lens
Sensor Ready Center sensor mounting makes for simple installation.
Battery Backup Optional
Compliance
IP Rating IP69
Safety UL (1598)
Location Wet / Dry / Damp
DLC-Listed YES
RoHS Compliant YES
ETL-Listed YES

 

 

XFit Round High Bay by Keystone

XFit Round High Bay fixtures are ideal for replacing HID high bay fixtures, offering high performance and long life. The mounting method for these fixtures is similar to legacy HID fixtures, making them easy to install in retrofit applications. Various color temperatures and even lighting ensure comfortable and safe conditions to maximize productivity in industrial applications.

Benefits
  • Unique driver housing with heat sink fins added for greater heat dissipation.
  • Built-in 6kV surge protector or 4kV surge protector.
  • Optional prismatic polycarbonate and aluminum reflector to focus light and prevent glare.
  • Includes built-in hook and 6-foot power cable.
Product Details
Brand KEYSTONE
Model XFIT ROUND
Voltage AC120V—277V
Wattage 100W / 150W / 200W / 240W SWITCHABLE
Lumen Output 150lm/w
CCT (Kelvin) 4000K-5000K SELECTABLE
Dimmable 1-10V dimmable
Sensor Ready Center sensor mounting makes for simple installation.
Battery Backup Optional
Compliance
IP Rating IP65
Safety UL US LISTED
Location Wet / Dry / Damp
DLC-Listed YES
RoHS Compliant YES
ETL-Listed YES

 

BPHE Round Eco Pendant High Bay by Maxlite

The BPHE Round Eco Pendant High Bay offers an affordable, smart lighting choice for warehouses, retail outlets, large stores, gymnasiums and other commercial or industrial settings with high ceilings. This sleek pendant is small in size yet powerful in brightness and longevity. 

Benefits
  • Driver offers 4KV surge protection.
  • Optional prismatic polycarbonate and aluminum reflector to focus light and prevent glare.
  • Includes 6-foot cord, hook mount standard, accessories for Stem mount and wall mount available.
Product Details
Brand MAXLITE
Model BPHE ROUND
Voltage AC120-277V or 347-480V
Wattage 100W / 150W / 180W / 240W
Lumen Output 130lm/w
CCT (Kelvin) 5000K
Dimmable 1-10V dimmable
Sensor Ready Side sensor mounting makes for simple installation.
Battery Backup Optional
Compliance
IP Rating IP65
Safety UL US LISTED
Location Wet / Dry / Damp
DLC-Listed YES
RoHS Compliant YES
ETL-Listed YES