LEDEX engineers explosion-proof LED fixtures, junction boxes, and electrical hardware for the twelve Canadian industries with the most demanding area classifications. From the offshore oil platform off Newfoundland to the underground mine in northern Ontario, the pharmaceutical cleanroom in Mississauga, and the automotive paint booth in Quebec — our products are CSA, UL, and IECEx certified for C1D1, C1D2, C2D1, and beyond.
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Each industry page below documents: the typical area classification (with the Canadian regulatory sources), the applicable certifications, the recommended LEDEX product categories, and provincial considerations where they apply. If your industry isn't listed, contact us directly — most Canadian hazloc projects fit one of these twelve frameworks.
Why a hazloc specialist over a general manufacturer? Because the consequences of a wrong spec — a fixture not rated for the zone, a sealing fitting missing at a division boundary, a battery-backup unit that doesn't meet the NBC — go well beyond lighting cost. A deviation from Canadian Electrical Code section 18 can stop a commissioning, and an ignition incident can stop a career. Our job is to spec it right the first time.
LEDEX engineers explosion-proof LED fixtures, junction boxes, and electrical hardware for the twelve Canadian industries with the most demanding area classifications. From the offshore oil platform off Newfoundland to the underground mine in northern Ontario, the pharmaceutical cleanroom in Mississauga, and the automotive paint booth in Quebec — our products are CSA, UL, and IECEx certified for C1D1, C1D2, C2D1, and beyond.
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