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Highbay & Lowbay

Interior Highbay & Lowbay

Highbay lighting delivers bright, even illumination for New Zealand spaces across warehouses, factories, workshops, distribution centres, gyms and large retail floors. Good light across a large floor area comes down to output, distribution and control, and our range is built to hold all three at height.

Including standard and high-output highbays, low-glare options for workspaces, and lowbays for lower mounting heights, with IP65 protection across the range for dusty and damp interior environments.

10 Products

P700

Standard 77-150W High Bay Graphite 4000K

$446.78 +GST

LEDE Select 223W High Output High Bay Graphite 4000K

LEDE Select 140W Low Glare High Bay Graphite 4000K

Low Glare Pro Series Highbay - 100W-200W Adjustable Output Silver 4K

P700

Standard 77-150W High Bay Graphite 4000K

$446.78 +GST

P300

Retromod Low Bay Black 4000K

$391.69 +GST

P301

Retromod Mid/Low Bay Black 4000K

$620.08 +GST

Clear Visibility for Storage and Inventory

Warehouses rely on clear visibility to manage inventory, equipment, and workflows. Bright, uniform LED lighting helps workers identify products, read labels, and move through aisles safely, improving both productivity and operational accuracy.

Safer Industrial Workspaces

Good lighting plays a critical role in reducing workplace risks. Properly illuminated aisles, loading areas, and workstations allow employees to identify obstacles and equipment clearly, supporting safer day-to-day warehouse operations

Higher Productivity in Large Facilities

Consistent lighting across storage areas and work zones helps teams complete tasks efficiently. Bright, uniform LED lighting makes it easier to locate items quickly and carry out packing, sorting, and maintenance work with fewer disruptions.

Reliable Lighting for Demanding Environments

Industrial spaces require lighting systems that perform reliably for long operating hours. LED fixtures provide durable, flicker-free illumination with instant start-up, ensuring consistent performance even in demanding warehouse environments

Warehouse Layout and Ceiling Height

The layout of a warehouse strongly influences lighting requirements. Ceiling height, shelving layout, and working zones determine the ideal beam angles and lumen output needed to deliver consistent illumination across the facility.

Reliable Lighting for Demanding Environments

Frequently Asked

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What's the difference between highbay and lowbay lighting?

Highbay lights are designed for taller mounting heights, while lowbay lights suit lower ceilings. The right option depends on the mounting height, required light output, beam distribution and layout of the space.

How high should highbay lights be mounted?

Highbay lights are commonly used in spaces with higher ceilings appox 5m+, but the suitable mounting height varies between products. Output, beam angle and spacing should all be considered when planning the installation. A lighting layout can help determine the right fitting and spacing for your space.

What wattage highbay light do I need for a warehouse?

There is not one wattage that suits every warehouse. The right choice depends on factors such as ceiling height, floor area, layout and required light levels. Selectable output models such and the P700 series can provide greater flexibility when setting up the installation.

How do I choose the right highbay or lowbay light?

Start with the mounting height and required light level. Then consider output and wattage, beam angle, colour temperature, glare control and available control options. If you're unsure, a lighting layout can help determine the most suitable fitting and spacing. Talk to your nearest stockist or us for support with a specification.

What are low-glare highbay lights?

Low-glare highbay lights are designed to reduce discomfort caused by the light source while maintaining effective illumination. They're particularly useful in workspaces where people spend long periods beneath the fittings or, where people are often looking upwards toward the top of pallet racking or storage spaces.