LEDEX

Explosion-Proof Linear LED Lighting

Linear LED fixtures for classified process areas, walkways and production lines. The range includes Class I Division 1, Class I Division 2 and Class II Division 1 options, plus emergency-battery configurations. Sealed one-piece housings, impact-rated lenses and end-to-end linking carry continuous runs along pipe racks and walkways, and every configuration publishes its IES file for photometric layout.

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  • UL & cUL certified models
  • IES-based layouts
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Classification

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Compare classification, output and voltage across the models in this category. Full marking details, Canadian certification records and IES files are on each product page.

ModelClassificationPower and outputVoltageReview
VECTOR Series - LED Hazardous Location Linear Light - C1D2/C2D1C2D1 · C1D230–80 W · 5,100–13,600 lm100-277V / 347-480VReview
VECTOR Series Emergency Battery Back-up - LED Hazardous Location Linear Light - C1D2/C2D1C2D1 · C1D230–80 W · 5,100–13,600 lm100-277V / 347-480VReview
SENTINEL Series - Hazardous Location LED Linear Lighting - C1D1C1D1 · C1D2 · C2D120–100 W · 3,400–17,000 lm100-277V / 347-480VReview

Typical Applications

  • Paint booths and spray rooms (NFPA 33)
  • Refinery walkways and pipe racks
  • Pharmaceutical cleanrooms (GMP)
  • Food-processing washdown environments
  • Chemical-processing corridors

Specifications at a glance

  • Lumen range: up to 13,600 lm per fixture
  • Hazloc rating: C1D1, C1D2, C2D1
  • Optics: 30°, 60°, 90°, 110°, Type II/III/IV
  • CCT: 2700K–5000K available
  • Voltage: 100–277V or 347–480V
  • Certifications: UL 1598A, UL 844, CSA C22.2 No.137

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about explosion-proof linear led lighting and hazardous location requirements.

Class I Division 1 covers locations where ignitable gas or vapour concentrations exist or may exist under normal operating conditions, including the continuous and intermittent cases that the Zone system separates into Zones 0 and 1. Class I Division 2 covers locations where those concentrations are not likely in normal operation and, if they occur, persist for a short time. Use the authenticated classification drawing rather than choosing from the application name alone.

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