LED Linear High Bay - 38323-61016 Lumens - 260W–400W Selectable Wattage - 120-277V
- Wattage
- 260W, 320W, 400W
- Lumens
- 38323-61016
- Voltage
- 120-277V
- CCT
- 3500K, 4000K, 5000K
- Mounting type
- Suspended, Surface
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Aisles, production lines and open storage areas place different demands on a high bay layout. Linear high bay lights offer an elongated fixture format, with optical distribution and output selected for the mounting height and work below. In warehouse lighting, consider racks and cross aisles alongside fixture spacing so the purchase supports the actual floor plan.
Narrow the selection by supply voltage, mounting and control requirements. Selectable wattage models provide adjustment choices, while emergency backup configurations address a separate operational requirement. Where offered, coordinate 0–10V dimming and sensor provisions with the specified fixture and controls.
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