Warehouse & distribution aisles
Review light reaching the floor and rack faces, not simply total lumens. Shelving height, aisle width, cross-aisles, and picking tasks affect fixture spacing and the usefulness of a linear distribution.
Edge LED Lighting · Prior catalog reference
Averlite Linear High Bay
Compare three previously listed linear high-bay models for warehouse and industrial lighting discussions. Fixture output, mounting height, rack layout, and access all influence the right specification; current inventory and model details need confirmation.
Technical reference
Previously listed specifications
These figures come from the prior 317led.com catalog. Confirm up-to-date specifications and availability for the exact model in your quote before ordering or planning installation.
| Model | Power | Light output | Approx. listed dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|
| E-HBLN4-165W-50K | 165 W | 21,000 lm | 12.5 × 46 in |
| E-HBLN4-225W-50K | 225 W | 29,000 lm | 17.5 × 24 in |
| E-HBLN4-320W-50K | 320 W | 41,600 lm | 17.5 × 46 in |
- Color temperature
- 5000K previously listed.
- Input voltage
- AC100-277V previously listed; verify the available model and site supply.
- Dimming
- 0-10V previously listed; confirm driver and control compatibility, wiring, and dimming behavior.
- Beam angle
- 120° previously listed; request current IES data to assess distribution for your layout.
- Environment
- Damp/dry suitability previously listed. This is not confirmation of wet-location, outdoor, or washdown suitability.
Current documentation comes first
No current certifications or warranties are established by this historical model list. Request the current manufacturer documentation and applicable terms. Utility incentive eligibility, if relevant, depends on the exact product and program, not this catalog entry.
Where this fixture may fit
Manufacturing & work areas
Compare overhead lighting with workstation tasks, equipment shadows, and direct glare. General high-bay lighting may need to be considered alongside task lighting rather than treated as a complete solution on its own.
Interior staging & storage
Evaluate ceiling changes, intermittent occupancy, and vehicle or pallet movement. Confirm environmental suitability and any controls before proposing these models for an interior loading or staging zone.
Specify around your space
Our in-house installation team can help coordinate an agreed commercial lighting installation scope. Start by checking product suitability and the conditions at your facility.
Model selection & photometric planning
The three outputs are not interchangeable, and a higher wattage is not automatically the better choice. Mounting height, obstructions, task requirements, and manufacturer IES data can help evaluate fixture count, spacing, uniformity, and glare when a layout is appropriate.
Dimensions & mounting
The approximate sizes are reproduced in the order listed by the old catalog; dimension orientation and mounting details are not established here. Confirm a current drawing, fixture weight, mounting hardware, structural suitability, and clearances before ordering.
Retrofit, controls & site access
Do not assume these fixtures can connect to an existing HID ballast. Review supply voltage, wiring, removal of older fittings, and any 0-10V control circuit with the project team. Rack positions, lift routes, and operating schedules also affect installation scope.
Confirm the details
Request a fixture & installation quote
Include the model or output you are considering, ceiling and mounting heights, fixture count, rack or floor layout, existing fixture types, and operating hours. Ask us to confirm current availability, dimensions, IES data, electrical specifications, and any applicable certification or warranty.
Share your facility location and whether you need fixtures, installation, or help reviewing the layout. We will discuss the scope and suitable options without assuming a listed model is currently available.
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