Linear High bay LED Light 300W
Features & Benefits
- 300W, 5000K, 120–277V Input and 40,500 Lumens
- 135 lm/W Efficacy and 0–10V Dimming
- Plug-and-Play Sensor-Ready
- 50,000-Hour Rated Life
Performance Data
| Model Number | Wattages | System Lumens | CCT | Input Current | Efficacy | Input Voltage |
| HL-LHB-300W5K | 300W | 40,500lm | 5000K | 2.631A | 135 lm/W | 120-277Vac |
Product Summary
Available in 300W – 5000K.
The Havells Linear High Bay LED Light delivers efficient, reliable illumination for large indoor spaces. With 300W and 5000K, it offers consistent light output for demanding applications. The plug-and-play sensor port enables quick occupancy sensor integration without additional wiring, simplifying installation and future upgrades.
Application :
Warehouses, Distribution Centers, Manufacturing Facilities.
Product Specification
Efficacy 135 lm/W
CCT (Selectable) 3000K / 4000K / 5000K
CRI ≥80
Beam Angle 120°
Input Voltage 120-277 Vac | 277-480 Vac
Power Factor (PF) 0.95
THD ≤10%
Operating Temp. -20℃ to +45℃
Dimming 0-10V Standard
Warranty 5 Years
Finish White
Mounting Suspended and Ceiling
Housing Material Metal Powder Coated
Lens Type Clear Diffuser
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
What lighting color does the 300W high bay use?
This model typically comes in a 5000K (daylight) color temperature, offering crisp, natural-looking illumination suited for work environments.
How durable is this high bay fixture?
It’s built with a durable, shatter-resistant design to withstand industrial conditions, ensuring long-lasting performance and consistent light quality.
Are the linear highbay LED lights safe for industrial use?
Yes, linear highbay LED lights provide flicker-free illumination and emit no harmful UV or infrared radiation.
Do linear highbay LEDs need a lot of maintenance?
No, they are long-lasting and require very little maintenance compared to traditional lighting.
Where should linear highbay LED lights be installed?
They are commonly installed in warehouses and storage areas, industrial and manufacturing facilities, sports facilities and gyms, and retail centers—particularly in spaces with high ceilings.
