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A warehouse does not need the same light in every zone. Start with the mounting height, racking pattern and task being carried out, then compare high bays, panels, floodlights and controls against the space they must serve.
For Johannesburg and surrounding industrial areas, the useful starting point is a fitting with verified output, ingress protection and electrical details. The right choice depends on the installation, not on a wattage label alone.
High-bay fittings suit high ceilings and open warehouse areas. Panels belong to different ceiling systems and indoor applications. Floodlights are better for yards, loading areas and external access routes. These are related products, but they should not be treated as interchangeable.
18 000 lumens · 4000K · IP65
This round high bay is listed at 150W and 18 000 lumens, with 4000K Cool White light and IP65 protection. It is the clearest fit of the three when the brief calls for a defined, high-mounted commercial fitting with a known output.
Check the mounting method, ceiling height and electrical requirements before ordering. The listed dimensions are Ø319mm × 93mm.
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80W–120W selectable · 3CCT · 90° beam
The Delta linear high bay gives a project three listed wattage choices, 80W, 100W or 120W, with corresponding outputs of 13 600lm, 17 000lm and 20 400lm. Its 3CCT range is 4000K, 5000K and 5700K.
It is listed at IP65 and IK09, with a 90° beam angle, 100–277V input and a 1m suspension kit. Confirm the selected setting and mounting arrangement before installation.
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22 000 lumens · wide angle · IP65
This 200W high bay is listed at 22 000 lumens and a wide-angle beam, making it a useful comparison when broad coverage and fewer dark areas matter in a high-ceiling space.
The product listing gives three colour-temperature choices, 3000K, 4200K or 6500K, plus 220–240VAC input and IP65 protection. Confirm the mounting position and desired light colour before purchase.
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These checks help prevent a fitting that looks right on paper but is awkward to install or poorly matched to the space.
Record the mounting height, available fixing points and whether the fitting will be suspended or fixed directly. Confirm the product dimensions and installation method before finalising the layout.
Racking, aisles and open floor areas need different coverage. Compare the listed beam description and output with the layout instead of assuming that more watts will solve dark spots.
Check IP and IK ratings where dust, moisture or impact may matter. If sensors or dimming are part of the brief, verify the exact accessory and compatibility rather than adding it by assumption.
| Product | Listed output | Colour options | Protection / fit note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Philips 150W | 150W · 18 000lm | 4000K | IP65 · Ø319mm × 93mm |
| Delta linear | 80W / 100W / 120W · up to 20 400lm | 4000K / 5000K / 5700K | IP65, IK09 · 90° beam · 100–277V |
| Wide-angle 200W | 200W · 22 000lm | 3000K / 4200K / 6500K | IP65 · wide angle · 220–240VAC |
The table repeats only facts verified in the live product listings. A lighting layout still needs the actual ceiling height, spacing and mounting method checked by the responsible installer.
High bays are only one part of an industrial lighting plan. Use the related collections when the job includes different zones or supporting equipment.
For lower indoor ceilings or office and dispatch areas, compare LED panels rather than forcing a high-bay format.
For external access and yard lighting, review LED floodlights, commercial LED floodlights and the motion sensor range separately.
Where the specification calls for a strip system or driver, use the LED strip lights and LED power supplies collections.
Share the ceiling height, floor area, racking or aisle layout, mounting preference and any required colour temperature. Future Light can help you narrow the shortlist without guessing at compatibility or installation conditions.
No. They are intended for the type of ceiling height and mounting arrangement stated by the product and installation plan. Lower ceilings or different ceiling systems may call for another fitting.
Not automatically. Compare the listed lumens, beam description, ceiling height and layout. A higher wattage does not by itself prove better coverage in a racked space.
Send the site location, room dimensions, ceiling height, a simple plan or photographs, intended work areas and any preference for colour temperature or controls.
