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Follow the aisle and rack geometry
- Mark aisle widths, rack heights and cross aisles.
- Compare a linear distribution against the work area and stored materials.
- Check uniformity and shadowing with the selected IES file.
SELECTION & PROJECT PLANNING
Compare the illustrated differences below, then confirm the selected model and site requirements before ordering.
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BEFORE YOU ORDER
Confirm model-specific requirements before ordering.
Its elongated form can suit aisle-oriented and large work-area layouts. Compare the actual photometric distribution with the rack and task arrangement rather than selecting by shape alone.
Use the exact model output and distribution in a lighting calculation for the planned height. There is no single mounting-height rule for every linear high bay.
Start with ceiling height, room dimensions, obstacles and work-plane requirements. Wattage indicates electrical input and does not by itself describe the delivered light.
Check the driver, sensor interface, mounting height and coverage. Ensure the sensor can detect activity where it is needed and remains compatible with the fixture.
Confirm suspension or bracket method, support structure, supply voltage, control wiring and accessory quantities for the exact model.

SELECTION & PLANNING
Compare mounting, light distribution, controls, and model specifications before choosing a high bay fixture.
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APPLICATION & DESIGN
Document racks, work areas, mounting heights, and operating patterns before comparing warehouse lighting options.
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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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