Warehouse supervisors unfortunately do not really pay attention to their lighting systems. For most supervisors, if they could see relatively well inside their warehouse, then their lighting system is essentially good enough for them. The lighting system installed would be considered adequate. The thing is, in the process of accepting adequacy, supervisors don’t realize how much a lighting system impacts the overall operation of their warehouse.

High bay lights may be a familiar fixture for you visually if you own a huge industrial or commercial site. You most likely may not use that term if you needed to explain your lighting system though. But to define them, they are lighting fixtures made and installed for illuminating areas with high ceilings. Some regulations may define a high bay as a ceiling height of 15 feet, others may even say it’s 20 feet. But in reality, ceilings can be as high as 45 feet depending on the situation.