MaxLite® announces the addition of the LED BayMax™ High/Low Bay Retrofit Lamp to the Lighting Design Lab’s (LDL) qualified products list. The LED lamp qualifies for rebates for one year by most utility companies in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, including Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Alaska. The LDL qualifies LED products while they are being reviewed by ENERGY STAR® or DesignLights Consortium® (DLC). Products on the LDL list are certified to meet ENERGY STAR or DLC specs, except lumen maintenance, and are listed for up to one year.

“We are proud that our LED BayMax lamp was added to LDL’s list,” said MaxLite Product Marketing Manager Alex Truong. “Not only does the LED retrofit lamp save on maintenance time and energy costs, but it also enables our Pacific Northwest customers to leverage custom utility rebates ranging from $20 to $100 depending on the market.”

The 43-watt LED lamp replaces a 100-watt HID light source and is ideal for low and high bay applications in religious houses, gymnasiums, auditoriums, automobile showrooms, refrigerated storage spaces and other areas where changing lamps is difficult or disruptive to operations.

An oscillating diaphragm accelerates the transfer of heat away from the LEDs, and polycarbonate optics and a die-cast magnesium alloy heat sink enables cool operation. The LED lamp delivers a high lumen output and a crisp, white 5000K or a warm, white 2700K correlated color temperature (CCT) light with an 80-degree beam spread.