HAZARDOUS AREA
LARSON ELECTRONICS LLC RELEASES A NEW LOW PROFILE HAZARDOUS LOCATION LED LIGHT STRIP WITH A BUILT-IN MOTION & DAY/NIGHT SENSOR
Larson Electronics LLC, a leading industrial lighting company, announced the release of a new low profile hazardous area light strip (HAL-24-16W- LED-DNMS) to be added to its expanding catalog of products this week. This LED light strip has been designed for use in Class I, Division 2 hazardous locations and features a built-in motion and day/night sensor for automated activation.
This new hazardous location LED light strip 20-watt unit is configured in a 24” long strip or “bar” profile for installation in locations where wide dispersal and a low profile is preferred. Once installed, operators can rotate the light fixture side to side to position the light output as needed. This hazardous area light is constructed of extruded aluminum with a tough powder coat finish for high strength and durability. The housing is IP65 rated, providing ingress protection against dust, and low pressure jets of water from all directions, such as wash down areas.
This weatherproof design make this LED suitable for use in areas where wet, damp and dust conditions are commonly encountered. This LED unit comes equipped with 6’ of 16/3 SOOW cable and two low voltage options: 12V DC or 24V DC.
This explosion proof LED light comes equipped with a motion and day/night sensor. This sensor allows the light to operate in one of several different modes. The fixture can be set to be motion activated, day/night activated or a combination of motion sensing and day/night modes. This sensor is also adjustable and allows for modification of the following settings: motion sensor sensitivity, motion sensor time-delay and the intensity output level of the fixture. This combination of features
makes this LED light strip ideal for use in location such as, but not limited to: Oil refineries, petrochemical plants, painting facilities, offshore rigs, marinas, docks, warehouses, garages, commercial buildings and more.
If you’re looking for high light output with a low profile, then look no further. This LED light strip features a very low profile, as well as, a built-in motion and day/ night sensor that helps to streamline energy usage and savings.
Rob Bresnahan, CEO of Larson Electronics LLC.
PELI IN THE SAFE ZONE
Following the success of the 3315 zone 0 torch, Peli UK introduce rechargeable versions, including a right-angled model.
These new torches are now in stock in our UK warehouse and are powered by a lithium ion rechargeable battery that provides a life expectancy of over 2,000 cycles, 4 times more than the standard batteries usually last.
Lightweight and compact, there are three light modes (high/low/flashing), they shine up to 132 lumens of clear brilliant light and deliver a run time up to 34 hours. Additionally, these torches feature a full time battery level indicator that is conveniently integrated into the switch. The ergonomic polymer body is engineered with ridges for extra grip,
particularly with gloves.
The right angled version (3315Rz0 RA) has a stainless steel clothing clip to allow for hands–free use and has been developed for first responders and industrial safety professionals with ATEX zone 0 certification.
The 3315Rz0 and 3315Rz0 RA are available in yellow and are part of a comprehensive range of rugged, safety approved torches from Peli. These include head torches, compact clip-on lights for hands-free use and powerful hand lamps.
The Peli brand of torches is covered by the legendary “You break it, we replace it” lifetime guarantee.
For more details go to:
www.peliproducts.co.uk or call Peli Products UK: 01457 869999
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