LED Hazardous Location High Bay Supports a Range of Harsh Industrial Applications

Litetronics has introduced its LED Hazardous Location High Bay, a solution designed to support some of the market’s most hazardous, high-ceiling industrial applications. The Class I Division 2 luminaire minimizes the risk of fire and explosion in everything from manufacturing settings to oil refineries/rigs/offshore platforms, petroleum plants and pumping stations, mining operations, food and distilling production sites, storage facilities, and more.  At the same time, the fixture provides these environments with the benefits of LED technology.

Designed for locations that contain potentially explosive gases and vapors, Litetronics’ LED Hazardous Location High Bay protects against possible power surges and sparks in a number of ways.  The fixture secures all wiring within and also utilizes hard conduit in the construction of its pendant and yoke mounting accessories to further protect wiring.  In addition, its T4 rating ensures a low operating temperature, further reducing the risk of igniting vapors or gases in the atmosphere, while its IP66 rating ensures protection against the intrusion of high-pressure water, dust, or other particles that are often present in harsh industrial applications.

Litetronics’ LED Hazardous Location High Bay is available in a 5000K color temperature and 150-Watt and 200-Watt versions that deliver a 20,700 and 27,600 lumens of light, respectively.  The fixture additionally features a shatterproof tempered glass lens for enhanced durability and operates in temperatures from -4 F to 104 F to provide a solution that’s able to withstand the harshest of environmental elements.

Offering a 50,000-hour life and backed by a 5-year warranty, Litetronics’ LED Hazardous Location High Bay features 0-10V dimming and is DLC Premium-rated (138 LPW), ensuring its eligibility for utility rebate incentives nationwide.  The fixture is also available with an aluminum swivel yoke bracket that enables positioning within any of five settings to support optimum visibility.