LEDVANCE 250 W LED High Bay Light Fitting

This High Bay LED light from Ledvance has an IP 65 rating meaning it is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. This LED light offers all the benefits of LED lighting such as increased energy efficiency, improved lighting quality and longer lifespan and has great energy savings with up to 60% compared to conventional high bay luminaries. It is a suitable replacement for high bay luminaires with mercury vapour or metal halide lamps. This 250W LED high bay also comes supplied with mounting hook and brackets and is housed in aluminium.

Ideal upgrade for Fluorescent luminaires
Exclusive LEDVANCE design – compact design
Quick and Easy to Install
Average lifetime up to 50000 hours
Greater energy savings – up to 60% compared to conventional high bay luminaries
Type of Protection: IP65 – the 6 means it is completely dust tight and the 5 means it is protected against pressurised water jets from any direction
High luminous efficacy: up to 110 lm/W - how well a light source produces visible light
Beam angle: 70°
Mounting hook and brackets included
Light colour – cool white
Material – aluminium body, polycarbonate (PC) cover material

LED Lights are used when you require, clear consistent light for any environment. It reduces the costs compared to Fluorescent lamps with very little maintenance. Some areas you can use Led lights or luminaires:
• Industrial
• Warehouses
• Car Parks – Indoor and outdoor
• High ceilings such as shopping centres, airports, commercial buildings, lobbies

FAQ’s

How much power do LED’s use?
On average LED’s use 90% less power compared to incandescent bulbs. The reason for this is that LED’s are more efficient in converting energy into light.

How long do LED’s last for?
So we have mentioned how LED’s offer longer lifetimes and less maintenance needed, this is because it’s a type of solid state lighting. It is less likely to fail completely, a well built Led luminaire should last up to 50000 hours.

How can LED’s save you money?
It’s thought that around 20% of a households energy consumption comes from lighting, within commercial premises this could be even more. The cost of switching to LED is soon outweighed with the savings made to a light source that uses a fraction of the energy.