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As a specialist in modern, efficient ,advanced LED lighting for industry applications,DUALRAYS LIGHTING Co.,LTD. is one of the leading professional technology and marketing oriented NHTE (National High Technology Enterprise) in R&D,manufacturing,sales and service of intelligent, healthy and efficient industrial LED luminaires.

Professional Team
We have strong R&D team which work closely to Marketing and Sales Department,and strict quality control system and facilities to ensure the quality.

Advanced Equipment
More than 600.000 USD has been invested for advanced facilities, including SMT machine, reflow soldering machine, optoelectronics test machine, ageing test machine ects

Rich Experience
More than 8 skilled engineers with average 8 years experience work , from various fields, such as optics desgn, electronics, mechanical, thermal ects, cooperating with brand components.

One-Stop Solution
Our solutions are designed using lighting software and bespoke technology that ensure we deliver the greatest savings, the correct light levels that in turn will deliver the maximum returns to your project. 

Designing a Custom Lighting Layout
Customizing your lighting setup begins with designing a layout that suits your space's unique needs. Proper planning ensures effective and efficient illumination, which is vital for any industrial or commercial setting.

Assessing Lighting Needs
Before diving into the specifics of your lighting layout, it's important to evaluate the space and understand its lighting requirements.
Size and Shape of the Space: Start by measuring the dimensions of the area you want to light. The size and shape of the space will dictate how many lights you need and how they should be spaced.
Ceiling Height: The height of the ceiling is a key factor in choosing the right lighting. Round High Bay LED Lights are ideal for high ceilings, typically 20 feet or higher.
Activities and Tasks: Consider the activities or tasks that take place in the space. Different tasks require different levels of brightness. For example, detailed work in a warehouse might need more focused light, while general storage areas might need less.
Existing Natural Light: Assess the amount of natural light the space receives. Areas with ample natural light might need fewer or lower-intensity lights, while darker areas will require more artificial illumination.

Creating a Lighting Plan
Once you understand the space's lighting needs, it's time to create a lighting plan.
Optimal Light Distribution: Position the lights to ensure even coverage throughout the space. Overlapping the light beams can help avoid dark spots and shadows.
Minimizing Shadows: Place lights to eliminate shadows in key work areas. In a warehouse, this might mean placing lights directly above aisles or workstations.
Spacing and Mounting: Follow the manufacturer's recommendations for spacing and mounting heights to achieve the best light distribution.

Selecting the Right Fixtures
Now that you have a plan, it's time to select the appropriate fixtures.
Brightness: Choose fixtures with the right lumen output for the space. A good rule of thumb is 10,000-20,000 lumens for general lighting in large spaces and higher lumens for areas requiring more illumination.
Beam Angle: The beam angle determines how wide the light spreads. A wider angle is great for general lighting, while a narrower angle is better for focused lighting.
Color Temperature: Select a color temperature that suits the environment. Cooler light (5000K or higher) is ideal for task-oriented spaces, while warmer light (3000K to 4000K) creates a more relaxed atmosphere. 

Airports
Since airports, especially areas such as hangers or transportation portals, tend to have higher ceilings, high bay lighting fixtures are a common staple in this location. While many airports are choosing to incorporate natural light as much as possible to cut down on energy costs than in the past, an airport is a 24-hour location so high bay fixtures are especially useful at night.

Factories and Assembly Plants
Most factories and assembly plants have ceilings over the 20 feet marker which makes this a common application of high bay fixtures. While it is usually used for general lighting and then additional task based lighting is added to the lighting plan for maximum visibility where needed, high bays are a staple of this type of area.

Outdoor Areas
High bays can be used in several outdoor lighting applications. From mall walkway lighting to amphitheater lighting at the local park, there are multiple applications for high bay lighting to accommodate outdoor areas as needed.

Shop Lights
One of the most common setups found in high bay shop lighting today is the widely used T5 or T8 fluorescent tube lamp. These are often seen mounted high above shop floors, usually recessed beneath large concave reflectors. This helps them deliver bright and uniform lighting across wide areas. They're particularly common in environments with glossy, polished, or reflective surfaces. This suits fluorescent lamps' flat, colour-neutral, and widely dispersed light quality.

Industrial High Bay Lighting
Industrial high bay lighting fixtures are another area where modern LED configurations have gained major traction in recent years. This is largely because safety, precision and quality are key concerns in all industrial environments. Instant-on functionality and suitability for microwave activation sensors are both significant advantages of LED industrial high bay lighting.

Loading Bay Lighting
A high-functioning, safe, and efficient loading bay is one of the most critical links in the smooth supply chain of any warehouse, industrial, logistics, or large retail space. Demand for around-the-clock access to these busy work areas makes installing a robust, well-planned loading bay lighting solution absolutely vital. Suitable loading bay setups must effectively light all general goods handling, traffic and transfer zones to maximise worker safety and efficiency.