Pack of 10 200w, LED High Bay Lights With Microwave Sensor (5 Year Warranty)

This pack includes 10 LED High Bay Lights, perfect for lighting warehouses, storage areas, sports gyms, and other large spaces. Each fixture is equipped with a microwave sensor, enabling an auto-on/off function that will significantly help save energy over time.

Microwave sensors are best for large spaces since they have a wider range compared to the PIR (Passive Infrared) sensors, another commonly used technology for detecting movement, which has a narrower range.

Lights with motion detection sensors are very well sought after because they can help save energy by automatically turning on the lights when there is movement in the space, and turning off when they can’t detect any movement (meaning no one’s in the room).

Most lights are rated with a fixed wattage (the power required to produce light). It could be 9W, 40W, or something else. Once it’s set, it can’t be changed. You’ll have to purchase another light if you want a different wattage.

Not anymore, since these LED high bay lights have a switchable power option, allowing you to cycle between 110W, 150W, and 200W, depending on your current lighting needs. Higher wattage means brighter light.

High-traffic areas will significantly benefit from the 200W power source, as they typically require brighter lighting in the space. Lower-wattage options are best suited for areas that don’t require a lot of light or low-traffic areas.

Lumens is the measurement of the total amount of visible light emitted by a single light source. This usually indicates the brightness of that light source. Higher lumen value equals brighter light. When looking to buy a brilliant fitting, you need to look at the lumens instead of watts (leave that to non-efficient, non-LED lights). Unlike lumens, higher watts don’t always mean brighter illumination.

These LED high bay lights can produce a shocking 28,000 lumens, while consuming only 200W of power (140 lumens per watt). The fixture also has a 90-degree beam angle, which is reasonably wide, considering that it will be installed on a high ceiling with other similar high-bay lights.

You can skip connecting the wires to the light, since each of these fixtures is fitted with a 1-metre cable that should help remove a few steps in the installation process. Fewer steps mean shorter installation time. All you need to do is connect the cable to the power source and secure the lights in place, and you’re done.

The secret to a hassle-free light installation is proper preparation. Before installing your lights, ensure that you have all the necessary tools and materials ready and at hand. This will avoid unwanted delays and unnecessary trips to your local hardware store. Installing lights doesn’t need to be complicated. However, if you are unsure or unqualified, consider hiring a professional certified electrician for assistance.

We are confident in the quality of the lights that we provide. That’s why we offer a generous extended warranty for all of our products. For this pack of high bay lights, we’ve included a 5-year warranty that covers any manufacturing faults and defects that may (though highly unlikely) occur.

Each LED high bay light is also constructed with high-performance LEDs from Lumileds, a leading manufacturer of LED components for different applications. A Lifud driver also comes with every fixture in this pack, ensuring that the lights are properly powered. These high-quality drivers also eliminate flickering, providing a smooth and bright light all year round.

All of these features assure you that these lights are built to last.

One aspect to check when buying lighting fixtures is the Ingress Protection (IP) rating. IP ratings indicate which type of application the light is suitable for: indoor or outdoor. For outdoor lights, an IP65 rating (at least) is ideal to ensure that they can withstand the unpredictable and harsher elements. These LED high bay lights are rated IP65, allowing them to be used outdoors or in indoor settings with damp environments without issue.

An IP rating is divided into two parts by the numbers. The first number indicates the level of protection against solids, with the highest number being 6. The second number indicates the level of protection against liquids, with the highest number being 8.