FLC Series-Explosion Proof LED Light (Emergency)
- Emergency function, giving up to 90 minutes of light when the power goes out
- Rated IP66 & IK10, meaning it works safely in harsh and tough environments.
- Explosion-proof design, made for dangerous or hazardous areas.
- Long working life, lasting more than 100,000 hours.
- Multiple mounting options for flexible installation: Pendant / Yoke / Ceiling / Stanchion / Wall / Pole
Technical Data
- FLC Series-Explosion Proof LED Light (Emergency)
| Model | FLC Series (Emergency) |
|---|---|
| Power | 20W / 40W / 50W / 60W / 70W / 80W |
| Warranty | 5 Year |
| Lumens | 3000-12000 lm |
| Efficacy | Up to 150 lm/W |
| Rating | IP 66, IK10 |
| Certification | Class I Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D; Class II Division 2, Groups F, G ,Class III |
| Operating Temp | -40°F – +149°F (-40°C – +65°C) |
| Voltage | 100–277VAC / 200–480VAC |
| CRI | 70 and 80 |
| Rated Life | L70 >100,000 hours |
| Lens | Tempered Glass |
| Beam Angle | 25° / 60° / 90° / 110° |
| Mounting Option | Pendant / Yoke / Ceiling / Pole |
Product Certifications
Multiple Beam Angles
An explosion proof linear light is a sealed industrial lighting fixture designed for hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, dust, or fibers may be present. The fixture is engineered to contain any internal ignition and prevent it from igniting the surrounding atmosphere. It is commonly used in oil and gas facilities, chemical plants, paint booths, grain processing facilities, wastewater treatment plants, and other hazardous industrial environments.
Explosion proof linear lights are commonly installed in hazardous areas such as:
- Oil refineries
- Chemical processing plants
- Offshore platforms
- Paint spray booths
- Fuel storage facilities
- Grain silos
- Wastewater treatment plants
- Pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities
Their long, linear design makes them ideal for walkways, production lines, inspection areas, corridors, and equipment rooms that require uniform illumination.
The required certification depends on the installation location and local regulations. Common certifications include:
- UL844 for hazardous locations in North America
- Class I Division 1 and Division 2 ratings
- Class I Zone 1 and Zone 2 ratings
- ATEX certification for Europe
- IECEx certification for international markets
- CE and RoHS compliance
Always verify that the fixture certification matches the hazardous area classification of the installation site.
Class I Division 1 locations contain flammable gases or vapors under normal operating conditions, requiring a higher level of protection.
Class I Division 2 locations contain hazardous gases or vapors only under abnormal conditions, such as equipment failure or accidental leaks.
Explosion proof linear lights must be selected according to the specific hazardous area classification to ensure compliance and safety.
Yes. Modern LED explosion proof linear lights are commonly used as replacements for traditional fluorescent hazardous-location fixtures. LED technology offers:
- Lower energy consumption
- Longer service life
- Reduced maintenance requirements
- Instant start-up
- Improved light output
- Better resistance to vibration and impact
Many facilities upgrade to LED linear fixtures to reduce operating costs and improve reliability.
Most industrial hazardous environments require at least an IP66-rated fixture. An IP66 enclosure provides protection against dust ingress and powerful water jets, making it suitable for harsh indoor and outdoor conditions. For areas requiring frequent washdowns or high-pressure cleaning, higher protection levels such as IP67, IP68, or IP69K may be preferred.
High-quality explosion proof LED linear lights typically have a rated lifespan of 50,000 to 100,000 hours, depending on operating temperature, driver quality, and environmental conditions. Compared with traditional fluorescent fixtures, LED models significantly reduce maintenance frequency and replacement costs.
When selecting an explosion proof linear light, consider the following factors:
- Hazardous area classification
- Required certifications
- Mounting method
- Voltage range
- Lumen output
- Beam distribution
- Environmental conditions
- Operating temperature
- Corrosion resistance requirements
For the best results, choose a fixture specifically certified for the hazardous location and designed for the environmental conditions of the project.
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