LLHB · Apollo ECO
Big power. Compact profile.
A linear high bay that delivers premium-tier light on the ECO order line. Up to 61,500 lumens and up to 167 lm/W, with DLC Premium for the higher rebate. The driver sits in its own compartment, so its heat never reaches the LED board — that is what holds the efficacy and the L70. Three ordered optics cover open floor, racking and narrow aisle. Watts and color set on the fixture. General optic ships in 1–3 days.
Model Specifications
Download Data Sheet| WATTselect | Lumens | lm/W | CCTselect | Voltage |
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Dimensions
160W Max · 11.02″ W × 18.11″ L × 1.65″ D · 4.32 lbEngineering in Motion
Watch it go together.
Short clips of the parts you actually handle — how it hangs, the switches you set at install, the emergency pack, the sensor, the wire guard. No narration, no music. Just the hardware.
Highlights & Features
Get the highlights.
Pick one on the left. The first card is live — move the switches and the optic, and watch the light change.
One 420 ms dissolve per change · card height measured at this column width
contrⒶLS
Total Adaptive Control.
Apollo ships with a sensor receptacle built in. Plug a 12–24VDC head straight into it — PIR, microwave, or Bluetooth — and the fixture is running in seconds. No enclosure. No separate low-voltage run. No second trip up the lift. Wired heads give you high/low occupancy switching with nothing to commission. Bluetooth heads add scheduling and daylight harvesting. And 0–10V dimming takes it from full output down to 10%, so it tunes to the space without a control panel.
Photometric Distribution
Beam shape, straight out of the IES file.
Each curve comes from the Apollo LM-63 file at 5000K and full output — solid is the C0–C180 plane, dashed is C90–C270. Pick a class below. The narrow optic is plotted at the 410W class, where it returns about 1.5× the peak candela of the general optic at comparable lumens.
In the Box
What’s in the box.
The fixture and its aircraft cables — that’s what’s in the carton. Everything else is ordered separately: sensors, emergency drivers, pendant and surface kits, wire guards. If you need those on the job, put them on the order.
Engineered Accessories
Everything that bolts to Apollo is matched to the housing — constNT emergency drivers with the J-box built in, plug-and-play contrLS heads, mounting kits for any ceiling, the made-to-order optics, and a wire guard per class. One fixture that adapts to the job in front of you.
Availability shown is the accessory itself. Adding an emergency driver, a sensor or a whip makes the ORDER LINE a Workbench build regardless of the badge here.
Build Your Apollo.
Pick the class, the voltage and the optic — the catalog number resolves live. 24 catalog numbers · 4 classes × 2 voltages × 3 optics · watts and color are dip switches, not part-number segments
Both switches are set on the fixture at install and cost nothing. If you need us to preset them to a non-standard position before shipping, that is a Workbench build and carries a service fee — ask your rep before the order goes in.
Availability is per catalog number and comes from datasheet §05, stock checked 2026-09-09. CCT is field-set on every catalog number and never changes availability. Confirm the DLC listing for your specific catalog number with ALG before specifying.
Documentation & Resources
Meet the High-Bay Family.
Apollo is the ECO linear high bay. Titan is the same form factor one tier up. Tiny handles the tight, lower-output mounts. When the floor wants a round bay instead of a linear one, Jupiter and Icarus take over.
Send us the floor plan.
We run the layout for free and send it back in three business days — fixture count, spacing, foot-candles on the floor, aisle by aisle. Quotes, samples, and rebate matches come back the same business day. You get a person, not a portal.
Premium rebate tier, ECO order line.
Apollo is specified DLC Premium — the tier most utility programs pay the higher rebate on. That is the whole point: spec-grade rebate paperwork on a contractor-grade order line. Send us the ZIP and we pull the active program and the forms.

