LED UFO High Bay Lights for Warehouses, Gyms & Industrial Facilities
JCE Lighting LED UFO high bay lights are compact, round high bay fixtures designed for warehouses,
manufacturing plants, distribution centers, gyms, workshops, retail big-box stores, auto shops,
storage facilities, and large indoor spaces with high ceilings. These commercial UFO LED high bays
deliver high lumen output, IP65 protection, selectable wattage options, 120–277V and 277–480V
voltage options, ETL/DLC models, and reliable 5-year warranty coverage for retrofit and new
construction projects.
Choose UFO high bay lights when your project needs powerful overhead illumination from a compact
hanging fixture. They are a strong choice for open floor areas, production zones, gymnasiums,
warehouse loading areas, and industrial spaces where bright, uniform light is needed from ceiling
heights commonly ranging from low-bay transition areas to tall commercial and industrial ceilings.
High Lumen Output
Select from UFO high bay fixtures up to 21,000, 33,600, 40,000, 42,000, and 45,000 lumens for
different ceiling heights, spacing plans, and task requirements.
Selectable Wattage
Multi-wattage models such as 100/120/150W, 150/200/240W, 200/240/300W, and 150/220/250W help
contractors adjust brightness on site without stocking multiple fixture models.
IP65 Commercial Design
IP65-rated UFO LED high bay lights are suitable for many demanding indoor commercial and
industrial environments where dust and moisture resistance are important.
How to Choose the Right UFO LED High Bay Light
The right UFO high bay depends on mounting height, lumen output, wattage, beam angle, voltage,
dimming requirements, sensor compatibility, ceiling layout, and whether the project is replacing
metal halide, fluorescent, or older LED high bay fixtures.
| Selection Factor |
What to Check |
JCE Lighting Recommendation |
| Mounting Height |
Measure the distance from the fixture mounting point to the floor. |
Use lower wattage models for lower ceilings and higher lumen UFO high bays for taller warehouse, gym, and industrial spaces. |
| Lumens |
Compare light output by lumens, not watts alone. |
Use 21,000lm fixtures for general high bay replacement and 36,000–45,000lm fixtures for taller ceilings or larger open areas. |
| Wattage |
Check whether the project needs fixed wattage or field-selectable wattage. |
Choose selectable wattage UFO high bays when one fixture needs to support multiple ceiling heights or brightness requirements. |
| Voltage |
Confirm the site voltage before ordering. |
Choose 120–277V for standard commercial systems and 277–480V or 120–347V models for high-voltage industrial applications. |
| Dimming |
Confirm whether the project needs 0–10V dimming, sensors, or lighting controls. |
Use dimmable and sensor-ready UFO high bay lights where occupancy sensing, daylight control, or energy-saving strategies are required. |
| Color Temperature |
Select CCT based on visibility and application. |
4000K is common for general commercial spaces; 5000K is popular for warehouses, gyms, factories, workshops, and task-heavy areas. |
| Certifications |
Check ETL, DLC, utility rebate, and project specification requirements. |
Select ETL and DLC listed UFO high bay fixtures where safety, commercial specifications, or rebate eligibility are important. |
Recommended UFO High Bay Light by Ceiling Height
The table below provides a general starting point for selecting UFO LED high bay lights. Final
fixture quantity and wattage should be confirmed with a photometric layout when the project involves
warehouses, factories, gyms, sports facilities, or high-value commercial spaces.
| Mounting Height |
Common Lumen Range |
Typical JCE UFO High Bay Option |
Common Applications |
| 12–16 ft |
Approx. 12,000–21,000 lm |
100/120/150W selectable, up to 21,000 lm |
Workshops, garages, retail storage areas, lower warehouse zones, and utility spaces. |
| 16–25 ft |
Approx. 21,000–33,600 lm |
150/200/240W selectable, up to 33,600 lm |
Warehouses, production floors, gyms, manufacturing areas, and distribution centers. |
| 25–35 ft |
Approx. 36,000–42,000 lm |
200/240/300W or 150/220/250W selectable, up to 40,000–42,000 lm |
Tall warehouses, large gymnasiums, industrial spaces, storage facilities, and loading areas. |
| 35 ft and above |
Approx. 42,000–45,000 lm or more |
High-output 300W UFO high bay options, up to 45,000 lm |
Large industrial buildings, high-rack warehouses, athletic facilities, and high-ceiling open spaces. |
Where to Use LED UFO High Bay Lights
Warehouse Lighting
Use UFO LED high bay lights in open warehouse zones, shipping areas, receiving docks, staging
areas, and high-ceiling storage spaces that require bright overhead lighting.
Manufacturing Facilities
High lumen UFO high bays help improve visibility for production lines, assembly areas, machine
zones, maintenance areas, and industrial workspaces.
Gymnasiums & Athletic Facilities
UFO high bay fixtures provide powerful overhead illumination for gyms, indoor sports courts,
recreation centers, training facilities, and multipurpose spaces.
Auto Shops & Workshops
Use 150W to 240W UFO high bay lights for repair bays, service shops, maintenance rooms, and
workshops where bright task visibility is needed.
Retail & Big-Box Stores
UFO high bays can light retail backrooms, wholesale stores, large sales floors, storage areas,
and high-ceiling commercial interiors.
Distribution Centers
Choose high-output UFO high bay fixtures for loading zones, packing areas, sorting spaces,
staging lanes, and open logistics facilities.
UFO High Bay vs Linear High Bay Lights
UFO high bay lights and linear high bay lights are both used for large commercial and industrial
spaces, but they are not the same. The best choice depends on ceiling height, room shape, racking
layout, aisle spacing, and the required light distribution.
| Fixture Type |
Best Application |
When to Choose It |
| UFO LED High Bay Lights |
Open warehouses, gyms, manufacturing floors, workshops, distribution centers, and high-ceiling open spaces. |
Choose UFO high bays when you want a compact round fixture, strong downward light, easy hook mounting, and high lumen output from one hanging point. |
| Linear High Bay Lights |
Warehouse aisles, racking rows, retail aisles, production lines, and long rectangular areas. |
Choose linear high bays when the layout is long and narrow or when light needs to follow shelving, aisles, or work lines. |
| LED Low Bay Lights |
Lower ceiling commercial spaces, small shops, garages, and utility areas. |
Choose lower-output fixtures when the ceiling is too low for traditional high bay lighting. |
| LED Corn Light Retrofits |
Existing HID high bay housings that are still in usable condition. |
Choose LED corn lights only when the existing fixture housing, socket, voltage, ballast bypass, and thermal conditions are compatible. |
Replacing Metal Halide or Fluorescent High Bays
LED UFO high bay lights are commonly used to replace older metal halide, HID, and fluorescent high
bay fixtures. A full LED fixture replacement can improve energy efficiency, reduce maintenance,
remove ballast-related failures, improve light quality, and provide instant-on performance with
no warm-up delay.
- Replace outdated metal halide, HID, and fluorescent high bay fixtures.
- Reduce maintenance by eliminating lamp and ballast replacement.
- Improve visibility with high-lumen LED output and bright white CCT options.
- Use selectable wattage to tune light levels after installation.
- Use 0–10V dimming and sensors to reduce energy use in low-occupancy areas.
- Choose IP65 fixtures for demanding warehouse and industrial environments.
- Use DLC listed fixtures where eligible utility rebate programs are available.
- Select high-voltage 277–480V options for industrial buildings and large facilities.
Beam Angle, Spacing & Layout Tips
Beam angle and spacing affect brightness, uniformity, shadows, and glare. Wider beam angles are
often used for lower mounting heights or wider spacing, while narrower beam angles may be used for
taller ceilings or more focused light. For warehouses and gyms, a photometric plan is recommended
before ordering large quantities.
| Layout Factor |
Why It Matters |
Planning Tip |
| Fixture Spacing |
Spacing affects uniformity and shadow control. |
Start with consistent spacing based on mounting height, then adjust based on task area, ceiling height, and fixture lumens. |
| Beam Angle |
Beam spread controls how wide or focused the light pattern appears. |
Use wider beams for broader coverage and narrower beams for higher ceilings or focused floor-level illumination. |
| Ceiling Height |
Taller ceilings usually require higher lumen output or tighter optics. |
Use higher-output UFO high bay lights for taller warehouses, gyms, and industrial spaces. |
| Controls |
Sensors and dimming can reduce energy use in low-occupancy areas. |
Use 0–10V dimming, occupancy sensors, or daylight controls where required by the project plan. |
| Glare |
High-output fixtures can create glare if mounted too low or spaced incorrectly. |
Confirm mounting height, lens/reflector options, and fixture output before installation. |
Recommended Applications by Wattage
| Wattage Range |
Typical Light Output |
Best Use Cases |
| 90W / 120W / 150W |
Up to 21,000–22,500 lm |
Workshops, garages, lower warehouse areas, utility zones, retail backrooms, and lower mounting heights. |
| 150W / 200W / 240W |
Up to 33,600–36,000 lm |
Warehouses, production floors, gymnasiums, distribution centers, and medium-height commercial spaces. |
| 150W / 220W / 250W |
Up to 40,000 lm |
Industrial facilities, larger warehouse zones, high-output retrofit projects, and task-heavy areas. |
| 200W / 240W / 300W |
Up to 42,000–45,000 lm |
High-ceiling warehouses, gyms, factories, logistics facilities, loading areas, and large open spaces. |
Installation Notes for Contractors
- Confirm fixture wattage, lumen output, voltage, beam angle, mounting hardware, and dimming requirements before installation.
- Use 120–277V, 120–347V, or 277–480V fixtures only on compatible electrical systems.
- Set selectable wattage and CCT before final installation when using adjustable models.
- Use a secure hook, pendant, chain, or approved mounting method based on the product instructions.
- Maintain proper clearance around the fixture for heat dissipation.
- Connect 0–10V dimming leads only to compatible dimmers, sensors, or control systems.
- Use sensor-ready models where occupancy control or energy-code compliance is required.
- For wet, dusty, or demanding environments, confirm the fixture IP rating and location rating before installation.
- For warehouses, gyms, factories, and large projects, request a photometric layout before ordering in bulk.
- Always follow local electrical code and use a licensed electrician for commercial installations.
Need Help Choosing LED UFO High Bay Lights?
Not sure whether your project needs 150W, 240W, 250W, or 300W UFO high bay lights, 120–277V or
277–480V input, dimming, sensor-ready controls, DLC listed fixtures, or a specific lumen package?
Contact JCE Lighting for product selection, bulk pricing, and commercial warehouse lighting support.
Call: +1 718-688-9188
Email: Contact@jcelighting.com
LED UFO High Bay Lights FAQ
What is a UFO LED high bay light?
A UFO LED high bay light is a compact round high bay fixture designed for high-ceiling spaces
such as warehouses, factories, gyms, workshops, distribution centers, and large commercial interiors.
Where are UFO high bay lights commonly used?
UFO high bay lights are commonly used in warehouses, manufacturing plants, gyms, auto shops,
workshops, retail big-box stores, distribution centers, storage facilities, and industrial buildings.
What mounting height is best for UFO high bay lights?
UFO high bay lights are generally used for high-ceiling spaces. The correct mounting height
depends on fixture wattage, lumen output, beam angle, room size, and required light levels.
A photometric layout is recommended for large commercial projects.
How many UFO high bay lights do I need?
Fixture quantity depends on ceiling height, room size, fixture lumens, beam angle, spacing,
reflectance, task requirements, and desired foot-candle levels. For warehouses and gyms, a
photometric lighting plan is the best way to confirm quantity and spacing.
What is the difference between UFO high bay and linear high bay lights?
UFO high bay lights are round, compact fixtures often used for open areas and higher ceilings.
Linear high bay lights are rectangular fixtures often used for aisles, racking rows, production
lines, and long rectangular spaces.
Are UFO high bay lights dimmable?
Many commercial UFO high bay lights support 0–10V dimming, but not every model is dimmable.
Always check the product specifications and confirm compatibility with the dimmer, sensor, or
building control system.
What color temperature should I choose?
4000K is common for general commercial spaces, while 5000K is popular for warehouses, gyms,
factories, workshops, and task-heavy areas where brighter white light is preferred.
Can UFO high bay lights replace metal halide fixtures?
Yes. UFO LED high bay lights are commonly used to replace metal halide, HID, and fluorescent
high bay fixtures. Confirm lumen output, mounting height, voltage, controls, and fixture layout
before replacement.
Are UFO high bay lights suitable for dusty or damp environments?
IP65 UFO high bay lights are designed to resist dust and moisture in many demanding indoor
commercial and industrial environments. Always confirm the fixture rating and installation
conditions before use.
Do DLC listed UFO high bay lights qualify for rebates?
DLC listed UFO high bay lights may qualify for certain utility rebate programs, but rebate
requirements vary by state, utility provider, fixture model, and project type. Always check
your local utility rebate program before ordering.
Note: Final fixture quantity, spacing, mounting height, beam angle, light levels, voltage, sensor
controls, and emergency lighting requirements should be confirmed by a qualified lighting designer
or licensed electrician based on photometric data, local electrical code, and project conditions.