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Switchable 2ft linear high bay that puts out up to 33,000 lumens, the top of its size class where most 2ft fixtures stop near 15,000.
One switch in the housing sets 220W, 165W or 110W. A second sets 3500K, 4000K or 5000K. Universal 120-347V input, 90 degree beam, 0-10V dimming.
White sheet-metal housing, IK06, UL Listed for damp locations, DLC Premium listed, 5 year warranty. Chain and V-hook included.
How many lumens does this 2ft high bay deliver?
Up to 33,007 lumens at 4000K, from a housing 23.64in long and 1.85in deep. The tested IES files put 4000K at 33,007Lm on 204.3W, which works out to 161.5 Lm/W. At 3500K it's 30,204Lm and at 5000K it's 31,024Lm. Step the switch down and you get roughly 24,750Lm at 165W or 16,500Lm at 110W. Most competing 2ft linear high bays top out between 15,000 and 25,000 lumens, so this one replaces two fixtures in a lot of layouts.
UFO or linear high bay for your ceiling?
Pick linear when you're lighting aisles, racking or a long bench. The 90 degree beam runs light down the length of the space instead of pooling it. A round UFO high bay suits open floor plate, where there's no aisle to follow. At 2ft this fixture also fits ceilings and plenum depths that a 4ft body won't clear.
Why 120-347V matters on Canadian sites
347V is standard in Canadian commercial and industrial buildings and rare everywhere else. This driver accepts anything from 120V to 347V, so one part number covers 120, 208, 240, 277 and 347V panels. No separate 347V SKU, no substitution when the site voltage turns out different from the drawing. Power factor is above 0.9 and THD sits under 20%, which most utility rebate programmes ask for.
Mounting, aiming and dimming
Three mounting methods, and the chain, V-hook and wire cap ship in the box. Hang it on chain, drop it on a pendant kit, or surface mount it tight to deck for low ceilings. The two reflector wings fold through five stops, 0, 23, 45, 68 and 90 degrees, so you can narrow the distribution after it's up. Dimming runs three ways: 0-10V, PWM, or a resistance unit. Purple is Dim+, pink is Dim-.
For wiring sequence, the five aiming positions and the sensor's factory pre-sets, open the Manual (PDF) in the Related documents panel, and pull the IES files if your designer is modelling per CCT. Send us your fixture count and mounting height and we'll come back with a wholesale quote and a rebate check for your province.
