- 210 lm/W efficacy
- 5 years warranty
- IP65 protection
LED UFO High Bay 200/150/120W – 150 lm/W – 5000K – 120° – Sosen Driver – 1-10V Dimmable – Power Adjustable | 5-Year Warranty
€67,73 excl. VAT
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Description
Why choose the LED UFO High Bay
This fitting combines a field-selectable wattage with a proven Sosen driver and 1-10V dimming, giving installers and facility managers genuine flexibility without stocking multiple SKUs. The 150 lm/W efficacy keeps energy consumption low across all three power settings, and the 5-year warranty covers the full installation period most commercial contracts demand.
- Efficiency: At 150 lm/W, the 200W setting produces as much light as many 250W competitors while drawing significantly less power.
- Power adjustability: Switching between 200W, 150W, and 120W on a single fitting lets you match the output precisely to the mounting height and required lux level without ordering a different product.
- Driver quality: The Sosen driver is a recognised industrial-grade component, ensuring stable current, low flicker, and reliable performance over the full rated lifespan.
- Dimming and control: Built-in 1-10V dimming integrates with standard building management systems and occupancy controls, reducing energy use during low-activity periods.
Where to use it
This UFO high bay is suited to mounting heights of 6–12 metres in warehouses, logistics centres, production halls, and large retail spaces. At 200W and 30,000 lm, a single fitting covers a substantial working area; for sports halls, car parks, or assembly areas requiring 300–500 lux at floor level, a DIALux layout will confirm the optimal grid spacing and number of fittings needed.
What the specifications mean in practice
- 150 lm/W: For every watt consumed, the fitting produces 150 lumens — meaning you achieve the same illuminance as older fittings while cutting energy consumption by 50–60%.
- 30,000 lm at 200W: This output is equivalent to a 400–600W metal halide high bay, making it a straightforward one-for-one replacement in most existing installations.
- 5000K: A cool daylight tone that enhances contrast and alertness — well suited to picking aisles, workshops, and production environments where task accuracy matters.
- 120° beam angle: A wide distribution that spreads light evenly across the floor at typical industrial mounting heights, reducing the number of fittings required compared to narrower-beam alternatives.
- 1-10V dimmable: Compatible with standard dimming controllers and DALI gateways with a 1-10V output, allowing smooth adjustment from full brightness down to around 10% without additional hardware.
Installation and compatibility
The fitting ships with a 0.3 m cable and a hook mount suitable for suspension from a ceiling track or chain. Power selection is made at the driver before installation. The 1-10V dimming wires connect directly to your control system. Clightstore provides a free DIALux light study to confirm mounting height, spacing, and lux levels before you order.
Frequently asked questions
How do I select the wattage — 200W, 150W, or 120W?
The power level is set via a selector on the Sosen driver before the fitting is energised. Your Clightstore DIALux plan will indicate which setting achieves the target lux level at your specific mounting height.
Is the 1-10V dimming compatible with my existing control system?
Any controller with a standard 1-10V analogue output will work. The fitting dims smoothly from 100% down to approximately 10%. DALI systems require a DALI-to-1-10V gateway, which is widely available.
What does the 5-year warranty cover?
The warranty covers manufacturing defects in both the LED module and the Sosen driver for five years from the date of purchase. Clightstore handles warranty claims directly, without routing through a third-party manufacturer.
Which wattage for which ceiling height?
Guide values for a 90° beam angle, measured from the floor to the bottom of the light.
| Mounting height | Wattage | Area per light at 300 lux (storage) | Area per light at 500 lux (production) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3–4 m | 30–60W | ≈ 20 m² | ≈ 10 m² |
| 4–6 m | 70–100W | ≈ 30 m² | ≈ 20 m² |
| 6–8 m | 120–150W This light | ≈ 45 m² | ≈ 25 m² |
| 8–10 m | 160–200W | ≈ 60 m² | ≈ 35 m² |
| 10–12 m | 200–240W | ≈ 70 m² | ≈ 45 m² |
| 12–15 m | 250–300W | ≈ 90 m² | ≈ 55 m² |
Calculated with this light’s efficacy of 150 lm/W in a hall with light-coloured walls. Above 12 m a 60° beam gives better results.
Want exact figures for your hall? Request a free DIALux light studySpecifications
Overview
- SKU
- 10105527
- Power
- 200/150/120W
- Luminous flux
- 30000 lm
- Efficacy
- 150 lm/W
- Colour temperature
- 5000K
- Colour rendering (CRI)
- Ra>80
- Beam angle
- 120°
- Driver
- Sosen
- Dimmable
- 1-10V
- Cable
- 0.3M
- Warranty
- 5 years
- Energy class
In practice
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