LEDEX

Canadian Alternative to Hazlux (ABB / Thomas & Betts)

Replacing a Hazlux (ABB / Thomas & Betts) fixture? This cross-reference identifies candidate LEDEX series. Send the existing model, classification, and mounting height; we will compare the marking, optics, mounting, and available photometric data.

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  • H3 / DL Series

    Area / High Bay

    Part number
    on request
    Class
    C1D2/C2D1
    Output
    5,600–20,100
    LEDEX equivalent
    FORTRESSFORTRESS-07-U-2-110-WW-TG-PD-GRVANGUARDVANGUARD-07-U-2-110-WW-TG-PD-GRJelly JarJELLY-01-U-2-110-WW-DFG-PD-GR

    by output band

  • AH1 Series

    Area (XP)

    Part number
    on request
    Class
    C1D1
    Output
    6,499–8,514
    LEDEX equivalent
    RADIANTRADIANT-03-U-1-30-WW-TG-PD-GR

  • WNL Series

    Linear

    Part number
    on request
    Class
    C1D2/C2D1
    Output
    3,970–14,313
    LEDEX equivalent
    VECTORVECTOR-05-U-2-30-WW-TPL-PD-GR

  • LGS Series

    Linear (compact)

    Part number
    on request
    Class
    C1D2
    Output
    559–2,289
    LEDEX equivalent
    VECTORVECTOR-05-U-2-30-WW-TPL-PD-GR

  • LE2 Series

    Linear

    Part number
    on request
    Class
    C1D2/C2D1
    Output
    5,480–10,960
    LEDEX equivalent
    VECTORVECTOR-05-U-2-30-WW-TPL-PD-GR

  • LI1 Series

    Linear (XP)

    Part number
    on request
    Class
    C1D1
    Output
    4,800–9,600
    LEDEX equivalent
    SENTINELSENTINEL-03-U-1-110-WW-TG-PD-GR

  • LI1-EM Series

    Linear + Emergency

    Part number
    on request
    Class
    C1D1
    Output
    10,800 / 812 EM
    LEDEX equivalent
    SENTINELSENTINEL-03-U-1-110-WW-TG-PD-GR

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How to substitute a Hazlux fixture

A Hazlux catalogue number encodes a classification, an output, an optic and a mount. A valid substitution reproduces each of those from the Canadian record of the LEDEX model, not from an equivalence table. This is the check we run before confirming a candidate series.

  1. 1

    Marking

    Compare the Class, Division or Zone, the gas or dust group and the temperature code of the existing fixture with the marking of the exact LEDEX configuration. A C1D2 fixture does not replace a C1D1 one; Group D alone does not replace Group C.

  2. 2

    Output and photometrics

    Compare delivered lumens at the real mounting height using the LEDEX model's IES file, not wattage. HID-to-LED replacements usually need fewer lumens for the same maintained illuminance.

  3. 3

    Optic and mount

    Match the distribution (30° to 110° symmetric, Type I to IV) and the bracket: pendant, trunnion, stanchion, wall or stem. Existing conduit entries and seals often decide the choice.

  4. 4

    Record and schedule

    Request the Canadian certification record for the complete LEDEX catalogue number, then write the full marking on the fixture schedule. The inspector compares markings, not series names.

LEDEX series are grouped by classification: Class 1 Division 1, Class 1 Division 2 and Class 2 Division 1.

LEDEX output by series

  • Jelly Jar LED Explosion Proof Low Bay & Area Light: 2,000–5,000 lm
  • VANGUARD: 6,000–9,000 lm
  • FORTRESS: 13,000–32,000 lm
  • TITAN: up to 60,000 lm (modular — two TITANs combined)