Hi-PRO Premium High Bay / Low Bay Series

EIN Satco HighPro Premium Series

March 3, 2022

Satco’s newest series of high bay/low bay LED lamps deliver more on every level. The lumen output has been significantly increased, meaning even better LED efficiency than previous generations (now up to 152 LPW). And the new innovative heat dissipation feature means a cooler running, longer lasting lamp. This group of products is needed for the most demanding lighting installations – warehouses, gymnasiums, health clubs, factories, etc. – and the now deliver up to 25,000 lumens.

Additional Features Include:

  • 3 wattages / size options – 72W, 100W, and 152W
  • Direct wire, 120-277V
  • 6kV built in surge protection
  • Advance Parabolic reflector shape for max light distribution
  • Available in 4000K and 5000K
  • DLC 5.1

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