Best Price UFOHA Led High Bay Light for Sale Company
Product Overview
- The UFOHA LED High Bay Light (model UFOH100A) from KML is a 100W industrial high-bay fixture delivering 16,000 lm at 160 lm/W.
- Built with an aluminum body and PC lens, it is rated IP65 and designed for reliable operation in -30°C to +50°C and 10%–90% RH environments.
- Available CCT range 3000K–6500K, CRI Ra≥70 (Ra≥80 optional), L70/B10 rated at 100,000 hours and backed by a 5‑year warranty.
Product Features
- Beam angle options: 60°, 90°, and 120° to suit focused or wide-area lighting needs.
- Robust construction: IP65 protection plus aluminum heat dissipation for dusty, humid, or temperature-variable sites.
- Control options: power adjustable and optional 0–10V dimming for intelligent lighting control.
- Customizable appearance and color temperature to match project requirements.
- Compact, high‑efficacy SMD2835 LED platform.
Product Value
- Significant energy and cost savings: 160 lm/W efficacy, over 60% energy reduction versus traditional fixtures and up to ~40% lower lifecycle costs.
- Long service life and high reliability reduce maintenance and replacement costs (L70/B10 @100,000 h).
- Improved visual quality with low color tolerance (SDCM
- Compliance with CE and RoHS supports procurement for green and carbon‑neutral projects.
Product Advantages
- Certified and environmentally compliant (CE, RoHS).
- Excellent customization and design support from KML (can develop drawings per requirements).
- High energy efficiency and long lifespan for total-cost-of-ownership advantage.
- Durable for complex work environments (wide temp/humidity range, IP65).
- Low color deviation and optional higher CRI for premium visual performance.
Application Scenarios
- Large indoor spaces: factories, warehouses, assembly halls, and gymnasiums.
- Transport and logistics: ports, docks, parking and storage areas, airports (auxiliary).
- Outdoor/temporary uses: construction sites, emergency relief, billboards, and large signs.
- Public spaces: sports venues, plazas, and building facades requiring robust, high‑output lighting.