Product family · High Bay
LS-LHBV2 linear high bay LED lights.
A linear high bay for racked aisles and production lines, documented at 110 W, 165 W and 220 W with tunable colour temperature.
LS-LHBV2 selection guide
LS-LHBV2 models and options.
Compare the documented models and options below. A family name or model reference may need additional selections before it becomes a complete product order code.
Specification comparison
LS-LHBV2 models and specifications.
Compare 3 documented specification rows. A row may describe a model, a model group or several selectable options; it does not necessarily represent one complete order code.
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| Configuration | Wattage | Typical Lumens | Voltage | CCT | Beam |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 110 W setting | 110 W | 15,400 lm | 120 to 277 V | 4000 K or 5000 K | 106° |
| 165 W setting | 165 W | 23,100 lm | 120 to 277 V | 4000 K or 5000 K | 106° |
| 220 W setting | 220 W | 30,800 lm | 120 to 277 V | 4000 K or 5000 K | 106° |
Confirm the exact configuration against the current manufacturer specification sheet before approval or purchase.
Engineering reference
Choosing the right LS-LHBV2 configuration.
Confirm the aisle geometry and mounting height, then choose from the three documented wattages. Because colour temperature is tunable, it does not need deciding at order — but the dimming strategy does, since 0 to 10 V control is documented.
The 106° linear distribution is the point of this family: it runs light along an aisle rather than spreading it in a circle, which is what racking and production lines need. Colour temperature is tunable rather than fixed at order, so one part number covers areas with different appearance requirements.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
These answers clarify the selection process without replacing project-specific documentation.
What does CCT tunable mean on this fixture?
The table documents 4000 K or 5000 K as selectable on the fixture rather than fixed at order, so one part number serves areas with different appearance requirements.
How many wattages are available?
Three: 110 W, 165 W and 220 W, at 15,400, 23,100 and 30,800 lumens respectively.
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