High Bay Light
A high bay light is built for spaces with high ceilings and open floor plans β warehouses, factories, workshops and storage areas β where a standard panel or downlight can’t throw enough light down to the floor. We carry two ranges: UFO high bay, a compact round fixture that suits tighter ceiling voids and retrofits, and our standard LED high bay range. Both are available in 100W, 150W and 200W, so you can match output to your ceiling height and floor area.
Not sure which wattage fits your space? Ask our team β we can recommend a fixture based on your ceiling height, floor area and layout before you order. Every high bay light here is stocked in Singapore and backed by 2-year warranty. See one lit up at any of our 5 showrooms, add installation if you’d rather have it fitted for you, and get free delivery on orders over S$100. Trade and bulk enquiries for warehouse or factory fit-outs are welcome. Prices are shown on each product page.
Frequently asked questions
What is a high bay light used for?
A high bay light is built for spaces with high ceilings and open floor plans, such as warehouses, factories, workshops and storage areas, where a standard panel or downlight struggles to send enough light down to the floor.
What is the difference between UFO and standard LED high bay lights?
UFO high bay is a compact round fixture that suits tighter ceiling voids and retrofits, with a published IP65 rating and 90Β° beam angle. The standard LED high bay range is rated for a 25,000-hour lifespan with a 0.9 power factor. See both in our warehouse lighting guide.
Which wattages do the high bay lights come in?
Both the UFO and standard LED high bay ranges come in 100W, 150W and 200W. Tell us your ceiling height, floor area and layout and we can recommend a fixture. Every unit is stocked in Singapore and backed by 2-year warranty.
What colour temperatures are available for high bay lights?
Both ranges are available in 3000K, 4000K or 6500K. Cooler options of 4000K to 6500K tend to suit active work areas where visual alertness matters most, while 3000K is sometimes chosen for lower-traffic storage zones.
Can Lighting Hub work out how many high bay lights a warehouse needs?
Share your warehouse or factory floor plan and our light specialist will review the layout and recommend how many fittings you need and where they should go. Trade and bulk enquiries for warehouse or factory fit-outs are welcome; see our B2B services page.
