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SELECTION & PROJECT PLANNING
Compare the illustrated differences below, then confirm the selected model and site requirements before ordering.
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Start with the site and the work performed there. A fixture family is a starting point; the final choice depends on the layout and operating conditions.
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BEFORE YOU ORDER
Confirm model-specific requirements before ordering.
They may be suitable in non-classified areas if the project specifications allow them. Hazardous or classified areas require appropriately rated equipment.
Mounting height varies widely; output and distribution should be selected through a lighting layout.
Many industrial high bays support 0-10V dimming.
They can be useful in intermittently occupied areas, subject to coverage and control design.
Confirm area classification, voltage, mounting, photometric requirements, environmental ratings and certifications.
SELECTION & PLANNING
A hangar purchase requires the area classification and approved project requirements before a standard industrial fixture can be considered. Aircraft, doors and maintenance equipment...
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APPLICATION & DESIGN
Compare mounting, light distribution, controls, and model specifications before choosing a high bay fixture.
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PROJECT DETAILS
Manufacturing spaces combine production, inspection, circulation and servicing tasks. These zones can require different distributions and controls even when they share the same ceiling.
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FURTHER READING
Sensor selection has three separate questions: whether the connection fits, whether the control signal is compatible, and whether the sensor can detect the activity...
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