When a facility lighting repair needs a fixture you can count on, the real question is where that light will live. A wide indoor space with a tall ceiling calls for something very different from an entrance that should switch itself on at night. These two LED sets show the split: a TANBURO high bay set at $214.99 and a WYZM wall pack set at $266.01.
Quick verdict
Choose the TANBURO high bay set for large, open interiors with high ceilings. It provides more fixtures and far more total light for a lower pack price. Choose the WYZM wall pack set for commercial areas that need automatic on/off operation and a more moderate per-fixture power draw.
Price and output at a glance
These two kits are priced differently for good reason: the high bay set covers a lot more square footage, while the wall pack adds automation and weather-ready durability. Here's how their listed specs stack up:
| Aspect | TANBURO 500W UFO High Bay (10-pack) | WYZM 150W LED Wall Pack (4-pack) |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $214.99 | $266.01 |
| Fixtures included | 10 | 4 |
| Wattage per fixture | 500W | 150W |
| Lumens per fixture | 50,000 | 18,000 |
| Total lumens | 500,000 | 72,000 |
| Color temperature | 6000K-6500K | 5500K |
| IP rating | IP65 | IP65 |
| Intended use | Warehouse/factory/shop bay | Outdoor commercial/industrial |
Where the TANBURO high bay set wins
The TANBURO set is the high-volume pick. Its price is about $51 lower for the whole pack, and the cost per light is dramatically lower. The wide 120° beam angle spreads light across large floors, and the 6000K-6500K daylight color helps with visibility. If you're relighting a large interior, this pack gets you far more coverage per dollar.
Where the WYZM wall pack set wins
The WYZM set is the targeted, self-regulating choice. Each fixture has a solid output, and the built-in dusk-to-dawn photocell handles on/off switching automatically. It's rated IP65 for weather resistance, uses a die-cast aluminum housing, and supports 100-277V AC input, making it a flexible option for different commercial locations. The 50,000-hour lifetime and -20°C to +45°C operating range are useful in varied climates.
Product notes
TANBURO 500W UFO LED High Bay Light (10-pack)
If you need to flood a big interior space, this pack is built for it. Each fixture's wide 120° beam angle helps spread light across a large floor, and the daylight color temperature makes details easier to see. The per-fixture cost is the lowest of the two options, and the set's combined output is far higher than a typical single-bay setup. The one real catch is scale: a pack this size is a lot of fixtures to place, and the per-fixture power draw is high, so you'll want to make sure the space actually needs that much light. For a small repair area, this set is probably overkill.
WYZM 150W LED Wall Pack Light (4-pack)
For spots that should run on their own, the WYZM pack brings the key feature: a built-in photocell that switches the lights on at dusk and off at dawn. Each fixture produces 18,000 lumens, and the set totals 72,000 lumens. The weatherproof build and die-cast aluminum housing give it durability, and the 50,000-hour lifetime suggests a long service life. The trade-off is the per-fixture cost, which is higher, and the total light output is much lower than the high bay set. That makes it better for entrances, loading docks, and perimeter areas than for open interiors.
Final choice by use case
If your facility lighting repair is in a warehouse, factory, or another large indoor space with tall ceilings, the TANBURO UFO high bay set is the one to choose. It gives you more fixtures, more total light, and a lower pack price. If the repair is on an outdoor wall, entrance, or security area, the WYZM wall pack set is the better fit. Match the light to the space, and you'll get the most useful glow for your project.
