Arani DLC Premium Approved LED High Bay

Arani Hbay

Apr 1, 2019

Arani’s LED high bay is the new generation of LED high bay lighting. DLC Premium approved, their LED high bay is eligible for the highest subsidies your municipality has to offer.

By default, this LED high bay comes with a mounting bracket and a hook for suspended installations. Available in 100 watts (200 watt metal-halide equivalent), 150 watts (330 watt metal-halide equivalent), and 200W (400 watt metal-halide equivalent), these LED high bay fixtures might just be the best retrofit or new build option for warehouses, gyms, arenas, stadiums, and other commercial or industrial applications. 347V options available. Compatible reflector (HB-AC-RL-DS) available.

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