Wire Guard – RBAY15 Large Linear High Bay
- Dimensions
- 29.875"L x 14.5"W x 2.75"H
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The fixture schedule should account for how each high bay will hang, connect and operate. High bay light accessories cover compatible mounting, suspension, protection and control components for round, UFO and linear fixtures. A bracket, reflector or sensor kit needs to match the actual series and configuration; accessory names alone do not establish compatibility. Resolve electrical and mounting requirements before assembling the order. For a linear high bay installation, this also means checking the intended suspension arrangement against the fixture dimensions and layout.
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