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LED High Bay Lights

UFO and linear LED high bay for warehouses, shops and gyms. High output, priced in CAD.

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High bay LED fixtures for Canadian warehouses, shops, and garages where ceilings sit too tall for ordinary fixtures. The four models here are field-selectable for wattage and colour temperature, which lets one SKU cover several mounting heights.

  • Reno UFO high bay at 150lm/W, selectable 60/80/100/120W, from $149
  • Higher output Reno UFO with 80/100/120/160W selection and multi-CCT 30/40/50K
  • Reno linear high bay, dual voltage with multi-CCT, at $326
  • Nexleds 2 foot linear high bay from $183

All four ship across Canada in 3 to 7 business days. A single fixture already passes the $150 free shipping mark for Ontario and Quebec, other provinces see 10% off at checkout, and quantity buyers can collect at the Vaughan, ON counter with our price match guarantee behind every unit.

UFO and linear LED high bay lights illuminate warehouses, shops, and gyms with mounting heights above about 12 feet. UFO suits open floors; linear spreads light down aisles. Both replace metal halide or HPS.
Common questions
UFO or linear high bay, which do I need?
UFO high bays throw a round, concentrated beam that suits open floor areas. Linear high bays spread light evenly down racking aisles. Pick by your floor layout rather than by wattage.
What wattage LED replaces a 400W metal halide?
A 150W to 200W LED high bay typically matches the usable light of a 400W metal halide, while drawing far less power and starting instantly with no warm-up.
What mounting height suits high bay lights?
High bays are designed for ceilings of roughly 12 feet and up. Below that, low bay or linear strip fixtures usually distribute light better and avoid glare.