Explosion-Proof High Bay LED Light

COMBUSTIBLE DUST & EXPLOSION PROTECTION: Larson Electronics’ powerful high bay LED light provides a source of explosion-proof rated illumination that is easily mounted and adjusted.

Jun 27th, 2013

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Larson Electronics’ powerful high bay LED light provides a source of explosion-proof rated illumination that is easily mounted and adjusted. The high bay fixture operates in hazardous locations and is more durable than fluorescent or metal halide lighting systems.

Excellent heat dissipation
Approved for Class 1 Division 1 & 2 locations
Trunnion mount for adjustable positioning
16-inch round aluminum housing body
60,000+ hours of operational life
Produces 12,000 lumens of light output with 150 Watts of power

www.larsonelectronics.com

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