In 2026, a single XD5 UFO high bay light typically costs between 80 and 80 and 350 per fixture. The exact figure depends on wattage, driver choice, and order volume. Total installed costs usually run 200 to 200 to 600+ per fixture.
Jennifer in San Diego needed three numbers for her 150-fixture factory retrofit: fixture price, installation cost, and payback period. Her boss didn’t want another “request a quote” page. He wanted a budget he could take to finance.
This guide gives you that starting point. You’ll see realistic 2026 price bands for the XD5 100W, 150W, 200W, and 240W models. We’ll cover what drives the final number, how installation breaks down, and the true 10-year total cost of ownership. Exact XD5 quotes still come from Probapro or an authorized distributor, but the ranges below are based on comparable DLC/UL-listed UFO high-bay fixtures listed in 2025 and 2026.
Key Takeaways
- XD5 100W/150W/200W/240W fixtures sit in a mid-range price band, with exact quotes depending on driver, IP rating, beam angle, and volume.
- Comparable DLC/UL-listed UFO fixtures in 2026 range from roughly 75–75–200 per fixture at low volume and 20–20–75 per fixture in high-volume China FOB orders.
- Total installed cost usually runs 200–200–600+ per fixture depending on ceiling height, wiring, and local labor rates.
- Payback vs. 400W metal halide is commonly 1.5–2.5 years for facilities running 12+ hours per day.
- The 5-year XD5 warranty covers the LED module, driver, and housing seal failure when the fixture is installed by a qualified electrician.
Why XD5 Pricing Isn’t Posted Online
Most industrial lighting is sold through a quote-driven model, and the XD5 is no exception. Manufacturers rarely publish a single list price because the final number moves with several variables. Here’s what that means for your budget.
Volume’s the biggest lever. A single replacement fixture ships at retail pricing. A 150-fixture warehouse order unlocks project pricing. A container-load order for a distributor can drop the per-fixture cost by 15–25% or more.
Configuration also changes the price. A Meanwell or Philips driver costs more than an unspecified generic driver. An IP66 wash-down rating costs more than standard IP65. DALI 2.0 controls, motion sensors, and 277–480V inputs all add line items.
Regional distributor pricing and freight further complicate the picture. A buyer in Mumbai sees a different landed cost than a buyer in Chicago or Shenzhen. That’s why most XD5 searches land on product pages that say “contact us for a quote” instead of showing a checkout price.
What we can tell you is positioning. The XD5 sits between premium brands like Philips GreenPerform and budget retail brands like Sunco or Hyperlite. It competes on price-per-lumen, driver choice, and a 5-year manufacturer-backed warranty. For the full technical picture, see our complete XD5 UFO high bay light guide.
XD5 UFO High Bay Light Price by Wattage: 2026 Budget Ranges
The XD5 series is offered in 100W, 150W, 200W, and 240W versions. The table below shows typical output and budget ranges based on comparable fixtures in the market. Exact XD5 prices should be confirmed with Probapro. Verify the lumen output against the latest Probapro datasheet too; it’s worth double-checking because some marketplace listings show different figures.
XD5 100W Price
- Typical output: 15,000–16,000 lumens
- Comparable market range: 80–80–150 per fixture at low volume
- High-volume FOB reference: 20–20–45 per piece
XD5 150W Price
- Typical output: 22,500–24,000 lumens
- Comparable market range: 100–100–200 per fixture at low volume
- India dealer range: ₹4,000–₹9,000 (~46–46–104)
- High-volume FOB reference: 28–28–55 per piece
XD5 200W Price
- Typical output: 30,000–32,000 lumens
- Comparable market range: 150–150–300 per fixture at low volume
- India dealer range: ₹5,500–₹12,000 (~64–64–140)
- High-volume FOB reference: 35–35–65 per piece
XD5 240W Price
- Typical output: 36,000–38,400 lumens
- Comparable market range: 180–180–350 per fixture at low volume
- India dealer range: ₹7,500–₹15,000+ (~87–87–174+)
- High-volume FOB reference: 42–42–75 per piece
Price-Per-Lumen Comparison Table
| Wattage | Lumens | Budget $/Fixture | $ per 1,000 Lumens |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100W | 15,000–16,000 | 80–80–150 | 5.00–5.00–10.00 |
| 150W | 22,500–24,000 | 100–100–200 | 4.17–4.17–8.89 |
| 200W | 30,000–32,000 | 150–150–300 | 4.69–4.69–10.00 |
| 240W | 36,000–38,400 | 180–180–350 | 4.69–4.69–9.72 |
Note: XD5 exact prices should be verified with Probapro. Ranges are derived from comparable DLC/UL-listed UFO high-bay fixtures in 2025–2026 listings.
The 150W and 200W models usually deliver the best price-per-lumen for standard warehouse and factory jobs. The 100W model fits lower ceilings or task lighting. The 240W model is for high-bay spaces above 35 feet.
What Affects XD5 Pricing
Several configuration choices move the XD5 UFO high bay light price up or down. Understanding them helps you compare quotes apples-to-apples.
Driver Choice
A Meanwell HLG or Philips Xitanium driver adds 20–20–40 per fixture compared with an unspecified generic driver. That cost usually pays for itself. That’s because driver failure accounts for most premature LED high-bay failures in 24/7 use. A branded driver also improves surge tolerance and lumen maintenance over time.
IP Rating
Standard IP65 handles dust and low-pressure water jets. If your facility has wash-down cleaning, humid production, or outdoor exposure, the IP66 upgrade is worth the premium. It’s a small percentage of the fixture cost.
Beam Angle and Optics
The XD5 is usually available in 60°, 90°, and 120° beam angles. Narrower optics can reduce fixture count in high-ceiling spaces but don’t change the per-fixture price much. The real savings come from correct spacing, not from the optic itself.
Controls and Dimming
0-10V dimming is common and low cost. DALI 2.0, microwave motion sensors, and daylight sensors add hardware and programming cost. They also cut energy use by 20–40% when paired with occupancy schedules.
Color Temperature and Voltage
4000K and 5000K are standard. A 6500K option, if offered, may carry a small premium. It’s usually not a large adder. High-voltage 277–480V inputs can also add cost compared with the standard 100–277V range.
Certifications
DLC Premium certification unlocks utility rebates. UL/ETL listing confirms safety. LM-79 and LM-80 reports prove independent testing. Fixtures without these certifications cost less upfront but often cost more in lost rebates and warranty risk.
Order Volume
Single-unit retail pricing is highest. Project orders of 25+ fixtures commonly reduce per-unit cost by 15–25%. Distributor and container-load orders can push pricing lower still.
For a side-by-side look at how these choices compare against competitors, read our XD5 vs other UFO high bay lights comparison.
XD5 Warranty Explained
The XD5 carries a 5-year warranty. It’s one of the main reasons buyers choose it over one- or two-year generic imports.
What’s Covered
The warranty typically covers the LED module, driver, and housing seal failure. It also covers excessive lumen depreciation during the warranty period. The fixture must be installed by a qualified electrician according to the datasheet and local code.
What’s Not Covered
Physical damage, water ingress from improper installation, voltage outside the rated range, unauthorized modifications, and installation by unqualified personnel are usually excluded. If you install an IP65 fixture in a direct wash-down area without the IP66 upgrade, water damage likely won’t be covered.
Warranty Claim Process
To make a claim, contact Probapro or your authorized distributor with proof of purchase. You’ll usually need installation photos and basic electrical records. The manufacturer decides whether to repair or replace the fixture.
Tom in Ohio learned this the hard way. He bought the cheapest 150W imports he could find for his 40-fixture workshop. Eighteen months later, twelve drivers had failed.
The one-year warranty was expired and the supplier stopped responding. He replaced the failed units with XD5 fixtures and has had zero failures in three years. The upfront savings from the generic fixtures cost him roughly $4,500 in replacements and labor.
Installation Cost Breakdown
The fixture price is only part of the budget. Installation usually equals or exceeds the hardware cost in U.S. projects.
It’s the part most buyers forget.
Fixture-Only Cost
Use the wattage ranges above for your baseline. Add 5–15% for accessories like mounting brackets, safety cables, and conduit whips.
Accessories
- Hook mount, pendant rod, or U-bracket: 5–5–25 per fixture
- Safety cable: 3–3–10 per fixture
- Conduit whip: 10–10–40 per fixture
- Motion sensor or daylight sensor: 25–25–75 per fixture
Labor
Commercial electrician rates range from 75–75–175 per hour in most markets. In high-cost coastal cities, rates can reach 150–150–300 per hour, according to HireElectrical’s commercial electrician cost guide. Each fixture takes 0.5–2.5 hours depending on ceiling height, existing wiring, and mounting type. Typical per-fixture labor runs 100–100–440.
Equipment
Lift or scaffold rental adds 200–200–500 per day. Permits, if required, run 50–50–200 per project.
Total Installed Cost Estimates
| Scenario | Cost per Fixture |
|---|---|
| Simple retrofit, existing wiring, low ceiling | 200–200–400 |
| Standard warehouse, 20–30 ft ceiling | 300–300–600 |
| Complex install, new wiring, high ceiling | 500–500–1,200+ |
For a deeper dive on mounting options and common mistakes, see our (XD5 UFO high bay installation guide).
XD5 TCO: 10-Year Cost Comparison
The real XD5 story isn’t the sticker price. It’s the 10-year total cost of ownership.
XD5 vs. 400W Metal Halide
| Metric | 400W Metal Halide | XD5 150W | XD5 200W |
|---|---|---|---|
| Actual draw | 458W | 150W | 200W |
| Annual kWh (12 hrs/day) | 2,007 | 657 | 876 |
| Annual cost (@ $0.13/kWh) | $261 | $85 | $114 |
| Annual energy savings | — | $176 | $147 |
| Lamp replacement/year | 50–50–100 | ~$0 | ~$0 |
| 10-year operating cost | 3,110–3,110–3,610 | $850 | $1,140 |
The U.S. Energy Information Administration publishes average commercial electricity rates by state. The $0.13/kWh figure used here is close to the national average, but your local rate may be higher or lower. The U.S. Department of Energy LED lighting fact sheet explains why LED efficacy and lumen maintenance matter more than raw wattage over the life of the fixture.
100-Fixture Warehouse Example
Marcus in Houston runs a 200,000-square-foot distribution center with 28-foot ceilings. He replaced 100 400W metal halide fixtures with XD5 150W units.
- Fixture cost (100x XD5 150W): ~10,000–10,000–20,000
- Installation: ~30,000–30,000–60,000
- Annual energy savings vs. 400W MH: ~$17,600
- Maintenance savings: ~5,000–5,000–10,000/year
- Simple payback: 1.5–2.5 years
- 10-year TCO advantage vs. MH: ~150,000–150,000–250,000
Marcus’s installation landed on the higher end because his facility needed new whip wiring and a lift rental. Even so, the project paid for itself before the two-year mark. Here’s a full retrofit checklist in our (XD5 retrofit guide).
DLC Rebates and Incentives
Fixtures with DLC Premium certification can qualify for utility rebates. Typical rebates range from 10–10–50 per fixture depending on the utility. Rebate eligibility usually requires DLC Premium certification and qualified installation. Always confirm current programs with your local utility before you budget.
XD5 UFO High Bay Light Price vs. Competitors
The XD5 sits in the middle of the market. Here’s how the positioning breaks down.
XD5 vs. Philips GreenPerform
Philips GreenPerform is a premium brand with strong global distribution and smart-control integration. Expect to pay 30–50% more per fixture than a comparable XD5.
The XD5 150W delivers more lumens at true 150W and usually ships faster. Choose Philips if your spec requires the brand. Choose XD5 if you want output and value.
XD5 vs. Haichang UA9
Haichang UA9 advertises up to 190 lm/W and IK10 impact resistance. XD5 offers a consistent 160 lm/W platform, an IP66 option, and a simpler configuration path. The right choice depends on whether maximum efficacy or wash-down protection matters more for your space.
XD5 vs. Budget Brands (Sunco, Hyperlite, Lepro)
Budget brands cost 20–40% less upfront. They’re fine for small shops and low-use spaces. In continuous industrial use, unspecified drivers and lower real efficacy usually erase the savings within the warranty period. That’s the trade-off.
XD5 vs. Generic Imports
Generic imports can be 40–70% cheaper on day one. They’re tempting until the hidden costs show up. Hidden costs show up as driver failures, faster lumen depreciation, and warranties that are hard to enforce.
Regional Pricing Notes
Where you buy changes the landed price.
United States
Retail and contractor pricing for comparable 100W–240W UFO fixtures runs 80–80–200+ per fixture. Installed costs are typically 300–300–600 per fixture. Labor rates are higher on the coasts and in major metro areas.
India
Dealer prices for comparable fixtures range from ₹4,000–₹15,000+ depending on wattage. GST is extra. Bulk discounts often kick in at 25+ pieces.
China FOB / Bulk Import
Factory-direct FOB prices range from 20–20–75 per piece depending on spec and minimum order quantity. Buyers must add freight, duties, customs clearance, and local compliance testing.
How to Get an Accurate XD5 UFO High Bay Light Price Quote
To get a fast, accurate quote, send your distributor or Probapro the following details. It’s the fastest way to avoid rework.
Information to Provide
- Facility size and ceiling height
- Desired wattage and quantity
- CCT and beam angle preferences
- Driver choice (Meanwell / Philips)
- IP65 or IP66 requirement
- Dimming or control requirements
- Voltage input
- Shipping destination and timeline
Quote Comparison Checklist
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Need help building your short list? Read our UFO high bay light guide for a full buyer’s framework before you request quotes.
Frequently Asked Questions About XD5 UFO High Bay Light Price
How much does the XD5 150W cost?
Based on comparable fixtures, expect roughly 100–100–200 per fixture at low volume and 28–28–55 per piece at high-volume FOB pricing. Exact XD5 pricing requires a quote from Probapro or an authorized distributor.
How much does the XD5 200W cost?
Comparable 200W UFO fixtures range from 150–150–300 at low volume and 35–35–65 at high-volume FOB. Verify current XD5 pricing directly with Probapro.
How much does the XD5 240W cost?
Expect a comparable range of 180–180–350 per fixture at low volume and 42–42–75 at high-volume FOB. The 240W model targets ceilings above 35 feet.
Why isn’t the XD5 price listed online?
Industrial lighting prices depend on volume, driver choice, IP rating, controls, voltage, certifications, and regional distributor pricing. Manufacturers use quotes so they can configure the right package for each project.
What is included in the XD5 warranty?
The 5-year warranty typically covers the LED module, driver, and housing seal failure, plus excessive lumen depreciation. Coverage requires installation by a qualified electrician and use within rated conditions.
How long does it take to get an XD5 quote?
Most distributors can return a quote within 1–3 business days if you provide wattage, quantity, beam angle, CCT, IP rating, driver preference, voltage, and shipping destination.
How much does XD5 installation cost?
Total installed cost typically runs 200–200–600+ per fixture depending on ceiling height, existing wiring, mounting type, and local labor rates.
What is the payback period for XD5 vs. metal halide?
For facilities running 12+ hours per day, payback is commonly 1.5–2.5 years compared with 400W metal halide. Shorter hours extend the payback; longer hours and utility rebates shorten it.
Do XD5 fixtures qualify for rebates?
If the XD5 carries DLC Premium certification, it can qualify for utility rebates. Typical rebates range from 10–10–50 per fixture. Confirm eligibility with your local utility before purchase.
Is XD5 cheaper than Philips GreenPerform?
Yes, XD5 is typically 30–50% less per fixture than Philips GreenPerform while delivering more lumens at true 150W. Philips may still be required for specification-grade projects that demand the brand name.
Conclusion
The XD5 UFO high bay light price sits in the mid-range of the industrial LED market, but its price-per-lumen and 5-year warranty make it a strong value for facilities that run long hours. Budget brands and generic imports look cheaper on day one. Over five to ten years, driver failures, higher energy use, and lost rebates usually cost more than the upfront savings.
If you’re planning a retrofit, start with the wattage ranges above, add realistic installation costs for your ceiling height, and run the payback math against your current metal halide or fluorescent system. The result is usually a 1.5–2.5 year payback and a six-figure TCO advantage on larger projects.
