Hykolity LED UFO High Bay Light

Thank you for purchasing a Hykolity UFO Highbay. Please read the following articles carefully to ensure safe and proper use of this product. Pay close attention to warning and attention contents related to product safety.

Warning

• This UFO High bay operates within the input voltage range of AC100-277V, 50/60Hz.
• Operating outside this voltage range may cause failure. Ensure operation under the correct input voltage.
• The ambient operating temperature range is -22°F (-30°C) to 122°F (50°C).
• Using this UFO High bay outside of this temperature range may reduce its lifespan.
• Always turn off the power before starting the installation process.

Attention

• The IP rating is IP65, making it suitable for wet locations.
• Keep the UFO High bay away from corrosive substances.
• When cleaning, use a damp or dry cloth only.

Thoroughly inspect the fixture for freight damage. Freight damage should be reported to the delivery carrier.

The installation must be carried out by a qualified electrician.

Installation Instruction

1. Hook type:

Step 1: Lock the hook. [Image description: A hook is shown being secured, with a red circular arrow indicating the locking action on a screw hole.]

Step 2: Hang up the light. [Image description: The UFO High Bay light fixture is shown suspended by a safety hook.]

Step 3: Lock the screw. [Image description: A screw is shown being tightened into a screw hole, securing the hook.]

Product Dimension

1. Hook type:

[Image description: Diagram showing the dimensions of the Hykolity LED UFO High Bay Light. The height is indicated as 2.7 inches, and the diameter is 11 inches. The model range 150-200W is also noted.]

Wiring Diagram & Instruction:

1. The length of the plug wire is 5ft.
2. The input voltage is 100V-277V.
3. Connect the plug directly to the socket as shown in Figure A.
4. If a socket is not needed, use electrician's wire pliers to cut off the plug as shown in Figure B. After stripping the wires, connect them according to their colors: connect the AC wire (black wire) to L, the neutral wire (white wire) to N, and the ground wire (green wire) to GND.

Figure A: [Image description: Illustration showing a plug being inserted into a socket.]

Figure B: [Image description: Illustration showing wires being stripped and connected. A diagram shows a black wire connected to 'L', a white wire to 'N', and a green wire to 'GND'.]