Hubbell Lighting, a world leader in lighting innovation, announced that Columbia Lighting has added three new higher lumen packages to its popular LLHV VersaBay® LED High Bay fixture for higher mounting heights. The LLHV is the ultra-efficient choice for one-for-one replacements of outdated and inefficient metal halide and fluorescent high bays, and unlike other LED high bays on the market, the fixture is offered with the three most popular color temperatures for the locations in which it is installed: 3500K, 4000K or 5000K.

Columbia Lighting's new LED high bay retrofit are available in three different color temperatures. (Photo Courtesy of Columbia Lighting)

Now available in six lumen packages (12,000; 18,000; 24,000: 30,000; 36,000; and 48,000) for a variety of mounting heights, the low profile LLHV uniformly illuminates warehouses, manufacturing facilities, gymnasiums, convention centers and other large, open commercial spaces. The LLHV provides the same consistent and quality light over a long life of 60,000 at L80 hours with a projected life of 100,000 hours, making maintenance and replacement costs almost disappear.

LLHV is available in both narrow distributions for racks and wide distributions for open areas. Installations are quick and simple with hanging system selections that include chain, tong or aircraft cable mounting. A factory installed acrylic or polycarbonate clear or frosted lens and wire guard protect the fixture from being struck by objects.

With a CRI of 84, the LLHV provides uniform color rendering that makes a real difference—signs are highlighted, labels are clearer, sports uniforms are brighter, and materials are easier to differentiate.

The maximum operating temperature for the LLHV is 55^oC and the fixture is CSA listed and suitable for damp locations. The LLHV is also DLC qualified and comes with a 5-year warranty.

To learn more about the LLHV, visit Columbia Lighting's website: www.columbialighting.com. Also, check out the brand’s Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn pages for the latest updates and news.