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Explosion-proof, bug-eye LED fixture

Don Horne   

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Larson Electronics LLC has released an explosion proof bug eye LED exit sign light fixture approved for use in C1D1/C2D1 locations. This high- voltage, self-testing fixture produces 99 lumens and operates for at least 90 minutes during a power outage, which makes his exit system ideal for use as emergency failsafe lighting in areas where explosion proof fixtures are required. The EXP-EMG-EXT-LE6-3L-480V from Larson Electronics is an explosion proof bug eye emergency LED exit sign that includes an exit sign with three lamps containing eight LEDs each. Each LED lamp produces 33 lumens of high-quality white light, drawing just 3.3 watts. The emergency exit sign includes a left or right light-up directional arrow, that indicates to personnel the direction of the nearest exit. This emergency exit unit features self-testing and a backup emergency battery which will run for at least 90 minutes after a power failure with the help of a 3.6 volt NiCad chargeable battery, for failsafe reliability.

“The EXP-EMG-EXT-LE6-3L-480V is an extremely reliable failsafe emergency exit lighting fixture,” said Rob Bresnahan, CEO of Larson Electronics LLC. “Combining an emergency backup battery with LED indicator lights and a directional exit sign, creates a totally multi-functional exit marking solution for hazardous locations.”

This explosion proof emergency LED exit sign includes short circuit, brown-out and voltage surge protection, and includes a low-voltage disconnect that protects the battery from damage in the case that the battery’s terminal voltage falls too low.The indicator lights have both vertical and horizontal adjustment, allowing operators to angle the beams for ideal coverage specific to their location. The entire assembly is designed for surface mounting and constructed of powder coated die cast aluminum with unbreakable polycarbonate lenses that protect the LEDs. The fixture operates on 480V at 60Hz.

www.larsonelectronics.com

 


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