UFO LED High Bay Luminaires 60W-240W

The ILED-HB-C is a UFO-style LED high bay luminaire designed for warehouses, factories, gyms and large indoor spaces with ceiling heights between 4 m and 12 m. The series covers seven wattage models — 60W through 240W — all delivering 130 lm/W from Philips 3030 LEDs inside a round die-cast aluminium body. Optional DALI 2-way dimming, emergency battery backup and corridor-mode motion sensor give the installer flexibility beyond basic on/off control.

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Models: ILED-HB-C 60W / 80W / 100W / 120W / 150W / 200W / 240W
Luminous efficacy: 130 lm/W (all models)
Lumen output: 7,800 lm (60W) to 31,200 lm (240W)
Housing diameter: Ф280 mm (60–100W) / Ф340 mm (120–150W) / Ф400 mm (200–240W)
LED source: Philips 3030 SMD
Beam angle: 60° / 90° / 120° (select at order)
Color temperature: 3000K – 6000K (3CCT selectable via dip switch)
CRI: >70
Input voltage: 110–277VAC / 220–240VAC dual-range
Power factor: >0.95
IP rating: IP65 — dust-tight, protected against water jets
Impact rating: IK10 — 5 joules resistance (PC diffuser)
Materials: Die-cast aluminium body, PC diffuser, black powder-coat
Electrical classification: Class I
Certifications: CE, RoHS, SAA, TUV
Warranty: 5 years
Optional features: DALI 2-way dimming, emergency battery (90 min), motion sensor

Beam angle options

The ILED-HB-C offers three beam angle options — 60°, 90° and 120° — selected at order time. The 60° narrow beam concentrates light for task-oriented areas such as assembly lines, loading bays and high shelving aisles where a tighter pool improves working-plane illuminance. The 90° medium spread is the most common choice for general warehouse floor lighting, providing even coverage across typical aisle widths. The 120° wide beam suits open-plan spaces — retail showrooms, exhibition halls and large workshops — where maximum floor coverage per fixture matters.

The Philips 3030 SMD LED engine delivers consistent 130 lm/W across all models. The 60W produces 7,800 lm from a compact Ф280 mm housing — suitable for garages and small workshops with ceilings under 5 m. The 240W pushes 31,200 lm from a Ф400 mm body, designed for warehouse bays and sports facilities with ceilings above 8 m. The 3CCT dip-switch allows on-site selection of 3000K (warm), 4000K (neutral) or 5000K–6000K (cool).

Build and impact resistance

The ILED-HB-C housing is die-cast aluminium with a black powder-coat finish, serving as both structural body and passive heat sink. No fans are used — thermal management relies on aluminium fins and natural convection, meaning zero maintenance on moving parts and no noise in acoustically sensitive spaces like gymnasiums.

The PC diffuser carries an IK10 impact rating — the highest standard for luminaires — absorbing a 5 joule impact (roughly a 1 kg mass dropped from 50 cm) without cracking. For warehouse and industrial settings where forklifts, overhead cranes and falling tools are routine, IK10 reduces replacement costs over the 5-year warranty period. The IP65 seal protects the internal driver and LED array from dust and water jets, suitable for wash-down areas and unconditioned roof spaces.

Control and installation

The HB-C is available with three optional upgrades: DALI 2-way dimming, emergency battery backup, and a corridor-mode motion sensor. These are not combined in a single SKU — select the features you need at order time.

DALI 2-way dimming adds individual fixture addressing (0–63) on a 2-wire bus, allowing group control, scene setting, and status feedback including lamp hours and fault codes. Up to 64 fixtures share one line. The HB-C does not accept 0-10V or TRIAC analog dimming — a DALI-to-analog converter is required if your building system uses those protocols.

The emergency battery provides approximately 90 minutes of light at reduced output during a power failure, satisfying egress lighting requirements in many jurisdictions. The corridor-mode motion sensor keeps the fixture at low stand-by output (around 30%) when unoccupied, then ramps to full brightness within 1–2 seconds of detecting movement — effective in storage aisles and low-traffic zones.

Installation uses a pendant-mount eyelet with a 300 mm adjustable steel cable, hanging the fixture from the ceiling structure or mounting directly to a flat soffit. The Class I rating requires a protective earth connection. Universal 110–277VAC input covers both North American and European supply standards.

Why do buyers choose the ILED-HB-C over other high bay options? Here is what we hear from customers:

IK10 impact rating on the diffuser. Many LED high bays carry IP65 but stop at IK08 or no IK rating. The HB-C’s PC diffuser is rated IK10 — the highest impact resistance available for luminaires — which matters in active warehouse environments where forklifts and falling objects are routine hazards.

Seven wattage options from 60W to 240W. The HB-C covers every common high bay wattage in one series, unlike competitors who offer only 3–4 power levels. The same mounting pattern scales from a 60W garage bay to a 240W warehouse aisle — simplifying spare-parts inventory.

130 lm/W across all models. Efficacy does not drop at lower wattages. The 60W model delivers 130 lm/W (7,800 lm), above the 100–110 lm/W typical of entry-level high bays.

DALI, emergency and motion sensor as upgrades. The HB-C offers all three control options. Buyers needing DALI, egress lighting or corridor-mode sensor operation can spec them together.

Beam angle selection. — The 60°, 90° and 120° beams are selected at order — not changeable after manufacture. For warehouse aisles at 6–8 m height, 90° is typically optimal. Confirm mounting height before ordering.

DALI compatibility. — The HB-C requires a DALI controller when the DALI option is selected. It is not compatible with 0-10V or TRIAC dimming. If your BMS uses analog protocols, a DALI-to-analog gateway is required at the panel level. Up to 64 per bus line.

Emergency requirement. — The emergency battery option is only available at order time — it cannot be added retroactively. Confirm whether local code requires egress lighting.

CRI limitation. — The HB-C has CRI >70; a CRI >80 option is not available. For colour-critical needs, choose ILED-HB5 (CRI >82).

Mounting height. — Ceiling height: 4–12 m. Below 4 m the 120° beam may cause discomfort glare; above 12 m illuminance per fixture drops below practical levels.

Class I wiring. — The HB-C requires a protective earth connection. Do not install on an ungrounded circuit — verify the building has an earth connection.