EXPLOSION PROOF LINEAR LED LIGHT
VOLTAGE: AC100-277V, 50/60HZ
WATTS: 40-50 WATTS
LED SOURCE: BRIDGELUX
IP: IP66
LUMEN: 5500 LUMEN
PF: 0.95
ANTI CORROSION: WF2
EX-PROOF GRADE: Ex nR ⅡC T6 Gc；Ex tb ⅢC T80
℃ Db
CCT: 3000-6500K
LIFE HOURS: 100000 HOURS
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE: -20℃～+40℃
WARRAANTEE PERIOD: 5 YEARS
SIZE: 63.5x12.5×7.7cm
WEIGHT: 3.2kg
 
ATEX CERTIFIED
 
Zone 1,Zone2 explosion gas environment
Zone 21,Zone22 explosion dust environment
Class I, II, III Division2
 
Explosion-proof lights are specialized lighting fixtures designed to operate safely in hazardous environments where flammable gases, vapors, or dusts are present. These lights are built to prevent the ignition of surrounding flammable substances by containing any internal sparks or explosions within the fixture itself, thus minimizing the risk of a larger explosion
 
Hazardous Locations:
Explosion-proof lights are essential in locations where flammable materials are handled or stored, such as oil refineries, chemical plants, grain elevators, and coal mines. 
Construction and Materials:
These lights are constructed with robust, non-sparking materials and feature sealed enclosures that can withstand internal explosions and prevent the escape of flames or sparks. 
Safety Features:
They often include features like thick glass globes, rubber gaskets, and specially designed pathways for venting internal pressure, ensuring that any potential ignition source is contained and doesn't ignite the surrounding atmosphere. 
Certification and Standards:
Explosion-proof lights must meet stringent safety standards and certifications, such as NEC, ATEX, and IECEx, to ensure their suitability for use in hazardous locations. 
Not Just for Containment:
While the term "explosion-proof" can be misleading, these lights are designed to prevent the light fixture from causing an explosion, not necessarily to remain intact after an explosion. 
Distinction from Intrinsically Safe:
Explosion-proof and intrinsically safe lights are distinct types of hazardous location lighting. Intrinsically safe lights are designed to limit electrical energy to a level that cannot ignite a flammable atmosphere, while explosion-proof lights contain any potential explosions within the fixture.