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EDGE Series high temperature LED flood and high bay.

A modular flood and high bay platform for bays running at elevated ambient, documented from 50 W to 450 W with a wide optic set and vibration-rated construction.

EDGE Series EDGE Series High Temperature LED Flood and High Bay
Flood and high bay · 50 W to 450 W

EDGE Series configurations

Every documented EDGE Series configuration.

One family, every configuration: the fixture is shown at full size, with each available configuration listed below and specified line by line in the ordering table.

EDGE Series EDGE Series High Temperature LED Flood and High Bay
  1. EO-ED-50HT80Wattage: 50 W7,000 lm
  2. EO-ED-100HT80Wattage: 100 W14,000 lm
  3. EO-ED-150HT80Wattage: 150 W21,000 lm
  4. EO-ED-200HT80Wattage: 200 W28,000 lm
  5. EO-ED-300HT80Wattage: 300 W42,000 lm
  6. EO-ED-450HT80Wattage: 450 W63,000 lm

Ordering data

Every documented EDGE Series configuration.

All 6 configurations of the family are specified on this page, so you can compare wattages, outputs and options side by side.

EDGE Series High Temperature LED Flood and High Bay, 60 to 80°C
ModelWattageTypical LumensVoltageOpticsOperating TempKey Ratings
EO-ED-50HT8050 W7,000 lm100 to 277 V, 200 to 480 V20°, 30°, 50°, 90°, 110°, 150°, 30×100°, 60×100°, 130×70°, 70×135°, 75×145°, 60×150°, 73×133°Max 80 °C, 100 °C with remote driverIP66, IK10, 3G or 5G vibration, L70 > 100,000 h
EO-ED-100HT80100 W14,000 lm100 to 277 V, 200 to 480 V20°, 30°, 50°, 90°, 110°, 150°, 30×100°, 60×100°, 130×70°, 70×135°, 75×145°, 60×150°, 73×133°Max 80 °C, 100 °C with remote driverIP66, IK10, 3G or 5G vibration, L70 > 100,000 h
EO-ED-150HT80150 W21,000 lm100 to 277 V, 200 to 480 V20°, 30°, 50°, 90°, 110°, 150°, 30×100°, 60×100°, 130×70°, 70×135°, 75×145°, 60×150°, 73×133°Max 80 °C, 100 °C with remote driverIP66, IK10, 3G or 5G vibration, L70 > 100,000 h
EO-ED-200HT80200 W28,000 lm100 to 277 V, 200 to 480 V20°, 30°, 50°, 90°, 110°, 150°, 30×100°, 60×100°, 130×70°, 70×135°, 75×145°, 60×150°, 73×133°Max 80 °C, 100 °C with remote driverIP66, IK10, 3G or 5G vibration, L70 > 100,000 h
EO-ED-300HT80300 W42,000 lm100 to 277 V, 200 to 480 V20°, 30°, 50°, 90°, 110°, 150°, 30×100°, 60×100°, 130×70°, 70×135°, 75×145°, 60×150°, 73×133°Max 80 °C, 100 °C with remote driverIP66, IK10, 3G or 5G vibration, L70 > 100,000 h
EO-ED-450HT80450 W63,000 lm100 to 277 V, 200 to 480 V20°, 30°, 50°, 90°, 110°, 150°, 30×100°, 60×100°, 130×70°, 70×135°, 75×145°, 60×150°, 73×133°Max 80 °C, 100 °C with remote driverIP66, IK10, 3G or 5G vibration, L70 > 100,000 h

Confirm the exact configuration against the current manufacturer specification sheet before approval or purchase.

Engineering reference

Selecting within the EDGE Series family.

Start with the measured ambient, then choose the wattage that meets the target level at mounting height. The optic list is unusually wide, including asymmetric distributions, so confirm the beam against the aiming plan rather than defaulting to the widest option.

EDGE covers the middle of the high temperature range, where the air is hot enough to shorten the life of a standard fixture but not hot enough to require a remote driver. The family spans a broad wattage ladder at a consistent output ratio, so light levels scale predictably across a bay without changing optic or mounting approach.

Common questions

Useful answers before the next step.

These answers clarify the selection process without replacing project-specific documentation.

What ambient temperature is the EDGE family documented for?

The table lists a maximum of 80 °C, with a 100 °C entry alongside it. Confirm which rating applies to the exact catalog number, and measure the ambient at mounting height rather than at floor level.

How many optic choices are available?

Thirteen beam distributions are available, from a 20° spot through 150° wide, plus asymmetric options such as 30×100° and 73×133° — every one across the full wattage range.

Is the EDGE family suitable for classified hazardous areas?

Not on the basis of this table. It documents ingress, impact and vibration ratings but no hazardous-location listing. If the area carries a class and division, review the explosion proof category instead.

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