MaxLite HLS LED Highbay Linear Series 

May 17, 2024

The HLS LED Highbay Linear Series offers industry leading efficacy (150lm/W), customizability with CCT select switch (4000K & 5000K) and scalability with a Wattage select model, for high ceiling applications such as warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing facilities and big box retailers. This compact highbay covers a wide range of applications with 17,000 lumens at just 1.4 ft length, all the way up to 60,000 lumens at 3.7 ft length. The product comes integrated with a sensor port for easy in-field plug and play sensor installation, compatible with Maxlite c-Max system (DLC NLC qualified), making it attractive for large utility rebates.

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