What DLC Certification Means for Your Project

The DLC label is the most widely recognized energy-performance standard for commercial LED lighting in North America. To earn it, every model must pass third-party testing for: - Light output (lumens) and luminaire efficacy (lm/W) - Color quality (CRI, CCT consistency) - L70 lifetime — at least 50,000 hours of usable light - Power factor and total harmonic distortion (THD) - Warranty coverage of at least 5 years GGJIA submits every commercial fixture for DLC review and maintains current QPL listings. Two tiers exist: DLC Standard, the minimum performance baseline, and DLC Premium, which requires higher efficacy (typically 130 lm/W+) and longer warranties. Premium-tier fixtures qualify for the largest rebates in most utility programs.

How to Claim Your Rebate (3 Steps)

1. Purchase any GGJIA fixture from this collection. Each shipment includes the DLC Product ID on your invoice. 2. Check your utility's rebate program — most U.S. and Canadian providers accept DLC QPL listings directly. The DesignLights Consortium maintains a search tool at designlights.org/qpl. 3. Submit your purchase receipt and the DLC ID through your utility's online rebate portal. Most rebates are paid out within 6–10 weeks.

Which GGJIA Fixtures Are DLC Listed?

The following product families are currently DLC Standard or Premium qualified: - LED UFO High Bay Lights (100W–400W, Adjustable Series) - LED Linear High Bay Lights (130W–300W) - LED Parking Lot / Shoebox Lights (150W–400W) - LED Wall Pack Lights (30W–120W) - LED Canopy Lights (gas station / drive-thru) - LED Vapor Tight Fixtures DLC IDs can change as products are re-certified. The most current listing is always available on designlights.org by searching the manufacturer "GGJIA Lighting".

How do I know if a GGJIA fixture qualifies for my utility's rebate?

Search the DesignLights Consortium QPL at designlights.org/qpl using either the DLC Product ID printed on your invoice or the GGJIA manufacturer name. Your utility's rebate portal usually accepts any product listed there. If your utility uses a different list (such as ENERGY STAR for residential), contact our team at support@ggjia-led.com and we'll confirm which fixture you need.

What's the difference between DLC and UL certification?

DLC certifies energy performance — efficacy, lifespan, light quality. UL (or its Canadian counterpart cUL) certifies electrical safety. Most U.S. commercial installations require both: UL for code compliance and DLC for rebate eligibility. All GGJIA commercial fixtures carry UL/cUL plus either ETL or DLC.

Will GGJIA help me apply for rebates?

Yes. Email support@ggjia-led.com with your project size and zip code. Our team will identify applicable utility programs, supply the DLC IDs and spec sheets needed for your application, and provide an itemized invoice formatted for rebate processing.

How long does DLC certification stay valid?

A DLC listing typically remains active for 5 years, after which the product must be re-tested. GGJIA renews all active SKUs before expiration so your purchase remains rebate-eligible throughout its installed life.

Are DLC Premium fixtures more expensive?

GGJIA prices DLC Premium and Standard fixtures within the same family identically. The Premium tier delivers higher efficacy (more lumens per watt) and qualifies for larger rebates, so the total project cost is usually lower with Premium.

Can I get a DLC certification document for my LEED submission?

Yes. Every GGJIA commercial fixture comes with a downloadable spec sheet that includes the DLC ID, efficacy, CCT, CRI and L70 data needed for LEED EA credits. Spec sheets are linked on each product page or available on request.

DLC Certified LED Lights for Rebates & QPL

DLC Certified High Bay LED Lights

DLC certified LED high bay. 15,000-60,000LM, 100-277V, IP65. Selectable wattage & 0-10V dimming. 5-year warranty. ETL/FCC/RoHS. For warehouse, factory, gym. Every fixture on this page is listed on the DesignLights Consortium (DLC) Qualified Products List (QPL), which means it qualifies for utility rebates from most U.S. and Canadian energy providers. Use the DLC Product ID printed on your packing slip when you file for rebates through programs such as ConEd, PG&E, FortisBC or BC Hydro.

DLC Premium vs DLC Standard: Quick Comparison

Specification	DLC Standard	DLC Premium
Minimum Efficacy (Interior High Bay)	120 lm/W	130 lm/W
Minimum Warranty	5 years	5 years
Driver Lifetime	50,000 hrs	50,000 hrs
Typical Utility Rebate	$20–$60 per fixture	$40–$200 per fixture
GGJIA Models Available	Yes	Yes (most high bays & parking)

DLC Certified High Bay LED Lights – Precision & Performance for Industrial Brilliance

Unmatched Brightness & Precision

15,000–60,000 LM (±5% tolerance) with consistent, flicker-free illumination for high-speed video compatibility
Ultra-wide 120° beam angle ensures even, expansive coverage

Flexible Power & Voltage Adaptability

Universal 100–277V input voltage for easy integration
Selectable wattage (100/150/200/240/300/400W) with adjustable 100%-80%-60% output via simple switch – tailor brightness to ceiling height (5–20 ft) and application needs

Robust & Reliable Design

IP65 waterproof & IK08 impact-resistant rating – built for dry or damp industrial environments
Die-cast aluminum alloy body optimizes heat dissipation and ensures long-lasting durability

Smart Control & Energy Efficiency

0–10V dimmable for seamless brightness adjustment and energy savings

Quick & Secure Installation

Includes steel hook, 6-ft power cord with US 3-prong plug (Plug-and-Play), and safety rope
Ready for hardwiring – install in minutes with confidence

Certified Safety & Quality

DLC, ETL/cETL, FCC, and RoHS certified for compliance and peace of mind

Wide Application Versatility

Ideal for warehouses, workshops, factories, garages, gyms, stadiums, barns, basements, and commercial/industrial spaces

Backed by a 5-Year Worry-Free Warranty

Includes free replacement within 5 years, plus ongoing technical and after-sales support
Expert assistance available for lighting layout (Dialux), product selection, and installation guidance

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Frequently asked questions

What DLC Certification Means for Your Project

The DLC label is the most widely recognized energy-performance standard for commercial LED lighting in North America. To earn it, every model must pass third-party testing for: - Light output (lumens) and luminaire efficacy (lm/W) - Color quality (CRI, CCT consistency) - L70 lifetime — at least 50,000 hours of usable light - Power factor and total harmonic distortion (THD) - Warranty coverage of at least 5 years GGJIA submits every commercial fixture for DLC review and maintains current QPL listings. Two tiers exist: DLC Standard, the minimum performance baseline, and DLC Premium, which requires higher efficacy (typically 130 lm/W+) and longer warranties. Premium-tier fixtures qualify for the largest rebates in most utility programs.
How to Claim Your Rebate (3 Steps)

1. Purchase any GGJIA fixture from this collection. Each shipment includes the DLC Product ID on your invoice. 2. Check your utility's rebate program — most U.S. and Canadian providers accept DLC QPL listings directly. The DesignLights Consortium maintains a search tool at designlights.org/qpl. 3. Submit your purchase receipt and the DLC ID through your utility's online rebate portal. Most rebates are paid out within 6–10 weeks.
Which GGJIA Fixtures Are DLC Listed?

The following product families are currently DLC Standard or Premium qualified: - LED UFO High Bay Lights (100W–400W, Adjustable Series) - LED Linear High Bay Lights (130W–300W) - LED Parking Lot / Shoebox Lights (150W–400W) - LED Wall Pack Lights (30W–120W) - LED Canopy Lights (gas station / drive-thru) - LED Vapor Tight Fixtures DLC IDs can change as products are re-certified. The most current listing is always available on designlights.org by searching the manufacturer "GGJIA Lighting".
How do I know if a GGJIA fixture qualifies for my utility's rebate?

Search the DesignLights Consortium QPL at designlights.org/qpl using either the DLC Product ID printed on your invoice or the GGJIA manufacturer name. Your utility's rebate portal usually accepts any product listed there. If your utility uses a different list (such as ENERGY STAR for residential), contact our team at support@ggjia-led.com and we'll confirm which fixture you need.
What's the difference between DLC and UL certification?

DLC certifies energy performance — efficacy, lifespan, light quality. UL (or its Canadian counterpart cUL) certifies electrical safety. Most U.S. commercial installations require both: UL for code compliance and DLC for rebate eligibility. All GGJIA commercial fixtures carry UL/cUL plus either ETL or DLC.
Will GGJIA help me apply for rebates?

Yes. Email support@ggjia-led.com with your project size and zip code. Our team will identify applicable utility programs, supply the DLC IDs and spec sheets needed for your application, and provide an itemized invoice formatted for rebate processing.
How long does DLC certification stay valid?

A DLC listing typically remains active for 5 years, after which the product must be re-tested. GGJIA renews all active SKUs before expiration so your purchase remains rebate-eligible throughout its installed life.
Are DLC Premium fixtures more expensive?

GGJIA prices DLC Premium and Standard fixtures within the same family identically. The Premium tier delivers higher efficacy (more lumens per watt) and qualifies for larger rebates, so the total project cost is usually lower with Premium.
Can I get a DLC certification document for my LEED submission?

Yes. Every GGJIA commercial fixture comes with a downloadable spec sheet that includes the DLC ID, efficacy, CCT, CRI and L70 data needed for LEED EA credits. Spec sheets are linked on each product page or available on request.

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