Ex mark ATEX Flameproof Explosion Proof Emergency Light with High Quality

Product Description:

The Flameproof Exproof Emergency Light is a high-quality explosion-proof LED emergency light designed to provide reliable illumination in hazardous environments. With its Ex mark of Ex Db Eb IIC T6 Gb/Ex Tb IIIC T80℃ Db, this flameproof emergency lighting equipment is suitable for use in areas where flammable gases and vapors may be present.

Featuring a long lifetime of 50000 hours, this explosion-proof exit emergency light is built to last and ensure consistent performance in demanding conditions. The durable construction of the product makes it ideal for industrial settings and areas where safety is of utmost importance.

As an OEM available product, this flameproof emergency light offers flexibility for customization to meet specific requirements and preferences. Whether for commercial or industrial applications, this versatile emergency light can be tailored to suit different needs and environments.

The color temperature of this explosion-proof LED emergency light is adjustable, with a CCT range of 4500-6500K. This feature allows for the customization of the light output to create the desired ambiance and visibility in different settings.

Overall, the Flameproof Exproof Emergency Light is a reliable and efficient lighting solution for hazardous environments. With its explosion-proof design and long lifespan, this emergency light is a valuable addition to facilities where safety and performance are top priorities.

Features:

• Product Name: Flameproof Exproof Emergency Light
• CRI: Ra≥70
• Application: Zone 1, 2 & 21, 22
• Lifetime: 50000h
• Emergency Time: 180 Mins

Technical Parameters:

Applications:

1. Grain and Food Processing Industry
This is an often overlooked but extremely high-risk sector.

Grain Processing: Flour mills, sugar mills, starch mills, feed processing plants, granaries, etc. When airborne grain dust (such as flour, powdered sugar, and starch) reaches a certain concentration, it can cause a violent dust explosion upon contact with an ignition source.

Food Processing: Cooking oil production plants, alcohol breweries, etc.

2. Textile and Wood Processing Industry
Textile mills: The processing of fibers such as cotton, linen, and wool produces large amounts of flammable fiber fluff and dust.

Wood Processing: Sawmills, furniture factories, and paper mills generate combustible wood dust.

3. Other Potentially Hazardous Environments
Sewage Treatment Plants: Sewage tanks, pumping stations, and other areas may produce flammable and toxic gases such as methane (biogas) and hydrogen sulfide.

Automotive Paint Shops: Paint booths are filled with flammable paint solvent vapors.

Storage and Logistics: Warehouses, ports, and docks storing flammable materials such as paint, alcohol, and solvents.

Laboratories: Chemical and biological laboratories handling flammable and explosive chemicals.