The term must be supported by the exact model's Canadian approval and hazardous-location marking. Match the Zone or Division, gas or dust group, temperature code, ambient range and installation conditions to the authenticated classification drawing. An IP or wet-location rating alone is not enough.
Explosion-Proof Lighting for Canadian Hazardous Locations
Explosion-proof and hazardous-location LED high bays, low bays, linear lights, floodlights, wall packs and emergency fixtures for C1D1, C1D2 and C2D1 applications. Copper-free aluminum housings, sealed optics, 100-277 V and 347-480 V inputs, and mounting options from pendant and trunnion to stanchion and wall. Every fixture publishes an IES file for photometric layout.
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- UL & cUL certified models
- IES-based layouts
- Technical fixture review
Product catalog
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14 models shown
C2D1C1D2
Jelly Jar - LED Explosion Proof Low Bay & Area Light - C1D2/C2D1
- 10–30 W · 1,500–4,500 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 10 mounting options
Low Bays
C1D1C2D1C1D2
RADIANT Series - LED Explosion Proof Low Bay & Area Light - C1D1
- 20–60 W · 3,200–9,600 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 9 mounting options
Low Bays
C2D1C1D2
VANGUARD Series - Hazardous Location LED Flood Light - C1D2/C2D1
- 40–60 W · 6,000–9,600 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 10 mounting options
Flood Lighting
C1D1C2D1C1D2
TITAN Series - Explosion Proof High Bay Light - C1D1
- 80–200 W · 12,800–32,000 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 10 mounting options
High Bays
C2D1C1D2
FORTRESS Series - LED Hazardous Location High Bay - C1D2/C2D1
- 40–200 W · 6,800–32,000 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 10 mounting options
High Bays
C1D2
BEACON Hazardous-Location Emergency Light — C1D2
- 100-277V/AC
- Wall mount
Emergency Lighting
C1D2
BEACON Hazardous-Location Exit Sign & Emergency Light Combo
- 100-277V/AC
- Wall mount
Emergency Lighting
C2D1C1D2
VECTOR Series Emergency Battery Back-up - LED Hazardous Location Linear Light - C1D2/C2D1
- 30–80 W · 5,100–13,600 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 11 mounting options
Linear Lighting
C2D1C1D2
VECTOR Series - LED Hazardous Location Linear Light - C1D2/C2D1
- 30–80 W · 5,100–13,600 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 11 mounting options
Linear Lighting
C1D1C1D2C2D1
SENTINEL Series - Hazardous Location LED Linear Lighting - C1D1
- 20–100 W · 3,400–17,000 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 12 mounting options
Linear Lighting
C1D1C2D1C1D2
TITAN Series - Explosion Proof Flood Light - C1D1
- 80–200 W · 12,800–32,000 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 10 mounting options
Flood Lighting
C2D1C1D2
FORTRESS Series - LED Explosion Proof Flood Light - C1D2/C2D1
- 40–200 W · 6,800–32,000 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- 10 mounting options
Flood Lighting
C2D1C1D2
TITAN Series - Modular LED Explosion Proof Flood Light - C1D2/C2D1
- 300–400 W · 48,000–64,000 lm
- 100-277V / 347-480V
- Angled bracket (Floodlight) / Straight bracket (Bay light)
Flood Lighting
C2D1C1D2
LED Hazardous Location Wall-Pack Light
- 20–30 W · 3,300–4,950 lm
- 100-277V
- 4 mounting options
Wallpack Lighting
Compare available models
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.
Typical Applications
- High- and low-bay lighting for process and production areas
- Linear lighting for booths, walkways and equipment
- Flood and wall-mounted lighting for yards, skids and perimeters
- Emergency lighting and exit identification for classified routes
Specifications at a glance
- C1D1, C1D2 and C2D1 options shown by exact model
- High bay, low bay, linear, flood, wall-pack and emergency formats
- IES files and photometric layouts for supported configurations
- Canadian certification record reviewed before specification
Build a fixture shortlist in four steps
Most catalogues stop at product attributes. LEDEX takes the shortlist through to a Canadian fixture schedule, with the certification records and photometric files that go with it.
- 1
Classify the location
Record the Zone or Division, gas or dust group, minimum ignition temperature and ambient range at each fixture.
- 2
Choose the fixture type
Match high bay, linear, flood, wall-pack or emergency format to the mounting height, geometry and service access.
- 3
Set lighting criteria
Define maintained fc/lux, uniformity, optics, voltage and controls, then calculate with the exact model's IES file.
- 4
Match the catalogue number
Check the approval record, complete marking, temperature code, mount, entries and installation instructions before release.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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