High Bay Lighting Designed for Safety and Productivity
Warehouses need bright, uniform lighting that keeps aisles, rack faces, and workstations easy to see. A professional LED high bay installation reduces shadows and “dead spots” that slow work and increase risk. We focus on balanced brightness and glare control so your team can move, scan, and stage confidently.
LED High Bay Fixture Types We Install
We match fixture style and optics to ceiling height, aisle geometry, and the tasks happening below. Most projects use one of these two workhorse options, or a mix by zone. As an industrial lighting contractor, we prioritize durable fixtures that are easy to service and built for long run-times.
UFO / Round High Bay
UFO high bays are a strong fit for open bays and higher ceilings where you want wide, even coverage. With the right beam angle, they can brighten floors while improving visibility up the rack. We’ll place and aim them to reduce hotspots and shadowed corners.
Linear High Bay
Linear high bays are ideal for long aisles, pick paths, and areas where consistency matters from end to end. They often perform well over conveyors, assembly zones, and narrow racking layouts. We’ll size and space them for uniform light so productivity doesn’t drop at the far end of an aisle.
Why Upgrade Warehouse Lighting to LED?
Older HID or fluorescent systems can waste energy, take time to warm up, and require frequent maintenance at height.
A warehouse lighting upgrade to LED typically reduces energy use, delivers instant-on brightness, and improves light quality across the floor. Many facilities also add occupancy sensors or zone switching to cut wasted run-time without compromising safety.
Energy Savings: What Warehouses Run Today vs. LED High Bays
Many warehouses are still lit with older HID high bays (metal halide or high-pressure sodium) because that’s what was installed years ago and “still works.” The downside is higher wattage, long warm-up times, and light output that degrades over time, which often leads teams to over-light just to maintain acceptable visibility.
Some facilities also use T5HO or T8 fluorescent fixtures in certain zones, which can struggle in high ceilings and add ballast and lamp maintenance.
The LED alternative is a purpose-built high bay lighting retrofit using UFO (round) LED high bays for open areas and linear LED high bays for aisles, conveyors, and task-heavy zones. LED high bays deliver bright, consistent light with instant-on performance, and they pair well with controls like occupancy sensors or zone switching to reduce wasted run-time.
Depending on what you’re replacing and how long your lights run each day, a warehouse lighting upgrade to LED can significantly cut energy use while improving visibility across the floor.
What to Expect From Our High Bay Lighting Installation or Retrofit
We keep the process straightforward and plan around your operations. You’ll get a clear lighting plan, a safe installation approach, and an end result that looks clean and intentional. Our goal is minimal disruption and maximum performance.
Where High Bay LEDs Make the Biggest Impact
The best retrofits fix the zones that drive throughput and carry the most risk. We’ll tailor lighting levels by area so you’re not over-lighting storage and under-lighting work zones.
Why Choose Lights Over Atlanta for Warehouse Lighting?
We bring a design-first approach, careful placement, and professional installation standards for industrial environments.
You’ll get recommendations that balance brightness, uniformity, and energy savings without overcomplicating the project. The goal is simple: clearer visibility, smoother work, and fewer lighting headaches.
Contact Us Today for a High Bay Lighting Retrofit Quote
We would love to work with you!
If you’re ready for a brighter, safer warehouse, we’ll help you choose the right high bay fixtures and a layout that fits your operation. Get the visibility and energy savings you want with a professional LED high bay installation. Contact us today to request a quote and schedule a site walk.
