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Most businesses that own and operate warehouses, factories, and distribution centers have heard of “high bay lights”. But before we get into the latest technologies and their advantages, we wanted to unpack what “high bay lights” actually are and where they are most commonly found.

What are High Bay Lights?

“High bay lights” are typically defined as those lights which are 20 feet or more above the ground. Most often used in gymnasiums, warehouses, factories, and distribution centers, high bay lights are powerful lights that are capable of evenly illuminating large spaces with little to no glare.

If you can remember the good old days, think of your old high school gym. Remember those big canister lights that hung down from the ceiling, high among the rafters? Those were high bay lights.

High bay lights are typically used in industrial, warehouse, manufacturing, and aviation settings. Although high bay lights used to mostly be round, there are now round, linear (and other) LED high bay lights – depending on the application. Whether round or linear, their form comes primarily from their function, rather than the desired design aesthetic.