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Not really I can handle all that in house. When I did use one from wholesaler he was on planet zog and came up with a scheme that cost 10K not very sellable to my client so I came up with a scheme that cost 1K, kerching client bought!
So I reiterate my point, you need to change wholesaler:rolleyes: Or go direct to manufacturer for the design and get materials via one of your chosen wholesalers.

Either that or be clearer with what you want them to design for you...if you tell them you want a load of high bay LED's then it's gonna cost more than a load of LED lamps with the existing fittings altered.
 
It probably would be possible to swap SON lamps with metal halide if that's what they are as the gear is more often the same and they will give out a white light. No energy saving however
 
I have had bad experiences of corn type led lamps.
Factory roof space gets hot, often the fittings they are in are enclosed or semi enclosed.
Did it once, half the lamps had failed within 12 months.
Changed them for proper hi bay led fittings and had no call back for 3 years so far.
A bitter pill to swallow.

Expect to pay 130 to 160 for a led highbay fitting
 

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