NEXLEDS 165W LED Linear High Bay | 120-347V | CCT & Power Adjustable

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Commercial-Grade Industrial High Bay Lighting at Wholesale Pricing

The NEXLEDS 165W LED Linear High Bay is a heavy-duty commercial luminaire engineered to deliver expansive, uniform lighting across demanding industrial facilities and open-ceiling structures. Equipped with a universal 120-347V driver, this high-performance linear fixture offers seamless compatibility across high-voltage commercial and industrial power distribution systems. It serves as a dependable, energy-efficient solution for electrical contractors equipping distribution centers, manufacturing facilities, indoor parking garages, workshops, and sports complexes.

• Field-Selectable Power & 3-CCT Customization: Features integrated field switches allowing on-site selection between 3 wattage levels (80W/110W/165W) scaling up to 23,100 lumens, paired with a 3-CCT switch (3500K/4000K/5000K). This multi-attribute versatility allows installers to adapt light levels and color tone directly on the job site while drastically consolidating warehouse SKU management.

• High-Efficiency Optics & Dimming Control: Operating at a high efficacy of 140 lumens per watt with Luminus SMD2835 LEDs, this linear fixture achieves significant energy savings over conventional fluorescent or metal halide high bays. Standard 0-10V dimming wiring, a high power factor (>0.90), and low total harmonic distortion (THD <20%) ensure stable, flicker-free performance that aligns with stringent facility energy codes.

• Durable Low-Profile Construction & Quick Installation: Designed with a slim, durable white housing (23.62" x 11.81" x 1.87") rated IP42 for damp and dry locations, the fixture facilitates optimal passive thermal management across ambient temperatures from -40°C to 40°C. The chassis includes dedicated slotted hook holes and suspension chain hardware for quick, secure ceiling mounting, significantly cutting installation labor on large contractor rollouts.