What is Linear LED High Bay Light

Linear high bay lights are luminaries that are designed to dissipate heat and have a special type of structure that makes them more appropriate for some places when compared to circular high bay light. These are especially useful for workshop lighting and for workshops that have high racks. The narrow long light distribution and linear shape makes them perfect for illuminating the aisle.

Advantages of Linear LED High Bay Lights

These lights generally have a narrow and long rectangular distribution of light that matches the aisle and the corridor completely, and aids in reducing light wastage.

The luminaries come with a precise light distribution system design, and there is an ability to distribute light at a precision angle of 40 to 80 degrees, which makes them ideal for aisles of 3 – 3.5 mm size.

It can allow less than 5% wastage of lighting, as compared to round high bay lights that waste about 20% light energy. Thus, when you use these lights, there is optimal utilization of electricity energy. Higher savings in energy can save business expenses. Thus, these types of lights are better choices for garages, shopping malls, gas stations, gymnasiums, warehouses, workshops etc.

Linear LED high bay light fixtures can be availed in various types of light distributions, which include wide light distribution designs and medium beam fixtures. Medium and narrow distribution fixtures have a Type 5 or Type 1 light distribution.

Factors to Consider Before Buying Linear Led High Bay Lights

It is essential that you take into account the fill linear high bay light wattage on the basis of those spaces that have to be lit up. There will be wastage of electricity due to higher wattage, whereas a lower wattage can fail to satisfy the amount of brightness that is needed.

When you choose a linear LED high bay, you have to consider the lumens that are put out by the light fixture in comparison to your existing high bay lighting. It can be a better way than the wattage equivalent to know which the best fixture is for you.

You should also check the light’s color temperature prior to taking a decision. If there is a lower Kelvin number, it can mean that light is warmer and closer to incandescent luminaries which are not ideal for commercial areas. If there is a higher Kelvin number, it means that the light is cooler and more like blue. 4000 Kelvin or more color temperatures are suited better for commercial spaces, as these lights can reduce strain on eyes and boost productivity.

It is important for you to note the light’s Color Rendering Index (CRI), given that there are plenty of spaces that need more CRI for recognizing the color of targeted objects much better. For instance, a higher CRI is usually needed in the textile industry.

Also check whether the lights come with dimmable technology. You can dim a few LED high bays to 10%, when you pair them with a compatible 0-10 Volt dimmer. It is a good idea to check the specifications and description of the product, as given on the package.

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