It is a configuration assembled from the attributes we could read: rating, voltage, output, optics, mounting and colour temperature. Free options such as the lens use LEDEX defaults. Confirm the model record with LEDEX before substitution.
Free tool
Cross-reference any hazardous-location fixture to LEDEX
Type a competitor catalogue number, describe the fixture you are replacing, paste a bill of materials, or scan the nameplate. You get a configured LEDEX part number, a spec-by-spec comparison and a one-click quote.
How we match
The tool never guesses an equivalence. A catalogue number is decoded into attributes, then every LEDEX configuration is checked against four safety gates before anything is scored on output, mounting, optics and colour temperature.
Rating coverage
A LEDEX candidate must cover every Class/Division or Zone marking of the source. A C1D1 source only ever sees C1D1 products.
T-code
The candidate temperature code must be equal or cooler than the source, when both are known.
Voltage
The LEDEX driver range must contain the source voltage; 347 V sources get the 347–480 V option.
Ambient
The candidate ambient rating must be at least the source rating, when both are known.
Three confidence levels
Verified rows were checked by LEDEX against the manufacturer document. Rule-based results come from the catalogue-number logic or a nomenclature rule. Suggested results are a best guess from the product family, the text or a fuzzy match and must be confirmed before substitution.
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