Pendant Mount Kit for HBLSR (Not Compatible with UNC or EM25 Options)

Enable clean, rigid conduit suspension for industrial and commercial overhead lighting with the HBLSR Pendant Mount Kit (Part Number: HBLSR-PMK). Purpose-built for the HBLSR Linear Double Lens High Bay luminaire family, this heavy-duty mounting accessory allows contractors to install fixtures directly onto ½” rigid electrical conduit or threaded rods, providing a stable, professional pendant mounting solution.

Engineered from stamped, heavy-gauge steel with a durable white powder-coat finish, the adapter seamlessly blends with the luminaire housing while maintaining high structural support. Pendant mounting is ideal for facilities requiring precise alignment, rigid fixture positioning, or suspension below ceiling obstructions, exposed ductwork, and structural trusses. This kit is universally compatible across standard HBLSR high bay models; please note that it is not compatible with models featuring Universal High Voltage (UNC / 347-480V step-down transformer options) or 25W Emergency Driver (EM25) battery backup configurations due to housing profile and clearance differences.

Key Features:

• Dedicated HBLSR Compatibility: Engineered specifically to integrate with standard HBLSR Linear Double Lens High Bay fixtures.

• Rigid Conduit Attachment: Designed for seamless attachment to ½” rigid conduit or threaded rod drops.

• Heavy-Duty Construction: Built from durable stamped steel with a protective white powder-coat finish matching the luminaire body.

• Stabilized Positioning: Prevents fixture sway or rotational shift compared to standard chain or wire suspension.

• Compatibility Exclusion: Not compatible with models equipped with UNC (347-480V step-down transformer) or EM25 (25W Emergency Battery Backup) options.

Technical Specification Table

Packaging & Logistics Specifications

• Package Contents: Complete Pendant Mount Bracket Adapter Set and Fasteners

• Applications: High-Ceiling Warehouses, Industrial Manufacturing, Commercial Distribution Centers, Exposed Structure Workspaces