ATEX emergency lighting zone 22 and 21 and 2

ATEX Emergency Light Fitting | Lighting for Zone 21, 22 and 2 [internal battery]

ATEX Emergency Light Fitting | Lighting for zone 21, 22 and 2 [internal battery]
ATEX LED emergency lighting fixture with internal battery

Product features

Even 4 cable glands M20 or M25 for ease of installation

Excellent quality-to-price ratio

Pass-through wiring eliminating junction boxes

3 diffusers providing varied light beams

Diffuser and internal mounting plate on hinges (no loose parts)

Lenses directing the light beam (optional)

Can be used as general lighting (optional)

Atex Ex safety requirements for workplaces and equipment used in explosive atmospheres symbol

IECEx Ex symbol

CNBOP Ex logo

CE European health, safety, and environmental protection standards

IP66 ingress protection code symbol

Working temperature for 0 Celsius symbol

Working temperature for +45 Celsius symbol

Digital Addressable Lighting Interface protocol for digital lighting control symbol

Technical Data

Photometric data: please see details below

Certification: ATEX, IECEx, CNBOP

ATEX marking:

Atex Ex symbolII 2 D  Ex tb IIIC T70 °C Db ( Cert. no.: KSCP 23ATEX0021X )

Atex Ex symbolII 3 G  Ex ec IIC T4 Gc ( Cert. no.: KSCP 23ATEX0022X )

IECEx marking:

Ex tb IIIC T70 °C Db ( Cert. no.: IECEx KSCP 23.0045X )

Ex ec IIC T4 Gc ( Cert. no.: IECEx KSCP 23.0045X )

Material of Enclosure: GRP

Material of Diffuser: UV stabilized PC (Polycarbonate)

Diffuser in three versions: clear/ opal / frosted

Impact resistance: HIGH (acc. to EN IEC 60079-0)

IP rating: IP66 / IP67

Color Temperature: 4000 K (optionally: 3000K or 5000 K)

CRI: >80 (optionally: >70 or >90)

Ambient temperature: 0°C – +45°C (ATEX)

Price

Send us your request to receive a quotation.


Specify the number and size of glands and accessories (switches, lights, etc.). The system will suggest the minimum dimensions of the box. You will also be able to download a quote for the entire set.

Fast and cost efficient installation of lighting fixtures:

The ATEX OptiLine fixture features through-wiring with two easily accessible power connectors located at both ends of the lamp. The body of the lamp accommodates up to 4 cable glands M20 or M25. These solutions allow for the elimination of expensive Ex-rated junction boxes, as well as a reduction in the consumption of power cables and cable trays. Meanwhile, the larger M25 gland provides the flexibility to use cables from various manufacturers, including thicker non-flammable cables, as well as cables with increased conductor diameter to reduce voltage drops over distance.

  • connect luminaires in a pass-through manner
  • eliminate junction boxes
  • reduce power cable consumption
  • minimize cable trays and hanger usage
  • shorten luminaire installation time
  • lower lighting installation costs

Direct the light as you need

up to 22 additional lenses

easily illuminate key areas

avoid obstacles

one fixture, multiple light directions

easy lens replacement

OPTILINE 12-3 30 10 25 FROZEN (luminous intensity in a polar coordinate system)

Install quickly and safely – no loose parts:

the large space inside facilitates power connection

unscrew the screws by hand to quickly access the electronics

the open diffuser does not fall thanks to the hinges

the open plate with the LED module does not fall thanks to the hinges

all components of the fixture are interconnected

OPTILINE 12-3 30 10 25 FROZEN (luminous intensity in a polar coordinate system)

Description

box foto front

Construction

The ATEX emergency lighting fixtures from series OptiLine with a built-in battery consist of a body made of glass fiber reinforced polyester (GRP) and a UV-stabilized polycarbonate diffuser. Both parts are connected with metal latches. Releasing them on one side causes the latches on the other side to act as hinges, eliminating the risk of the diffuser falling. Inside the fixture, there is a metal mounting plate with LED modules, which also has hinges.

To access the electrical connectors, simply unscrew the two screws holding the mounting plate. For convenience, we have used captive screws here, which you can unscrew by hand or with a screwdriver. Under the mounting plate, we have placed the power supply, battery pack, and through-wires with electrical connectors mounted at each end of the fixture.

The ATEX OptiLine emergency fixture can have up to four M20 or M25 cable glands. This, combined with the through-wires, allows for the installation of fixtures without junction boxes, and also reduces the use of power cables, cable trays, and hangers. Meanwhile, the M25 gland allows for the flexible use of cables from different manufacturers, thicker non-combustible cables, and also with increased wire cross-sections to limit voltage drop over length.

Application

The ATEX emergency fixtures from series OptiLine have been designed for both outdoor and indoor use. ATEX and IECEx certifications confirm their safe use in Zone 2, where flammable gases, vapors, or mists of flammable liquids classified under the explosion groups IIA, IIB, or IIC and temperature classes T4, T3, T2, T1 may appear. Additionally, the ATEX OptiLine lamps are intended for use in Zones 21 and 22, where there is a risk of dust explosion from explosion groups IIIA, IIIB, or IIIC, with a layer ignition temperature (thickness 5mm) higher than 145°C.

This robust fixture has been meticulously crafted to excel in demanding and moderately challenging environments. Its high resistance to chemicals, mechanical impacts, and harsh environmental conditions make it an excellent choice for applications in the chemical, petrochemical, energy, timber, and food industries.

However, its versatility goes beyond these sectors, finding applications in manufacturing plants and warehouses that prioritize durability and compliance with the requirements of ATEX, IECEx, and CNBOP certifications.

Electrical and photometric data

OptiLine 670 mm length og 20 W power

Fixture typeDiffuser
Type
FLuminous
flux [lm]
Efficacy
lm / W
Flux emergency
power [lm]
Voltage [V]Photometry
OptiLine 60-1****** A1Clear:3485168800AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0HzGeneral
Emergency
Frosted:3324160750AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0HzGeneral
Emergency
Opal:2931141650AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0HzGeneral
Emergency

OptiLine 670 mm length og 25 W power

Fixture type Diffuser
Type
FLuminous
flux [lm]
Efficacy
lm / W
Flux emergency
power [lm]
Voltage [V] Photometry
OptiLine 60-2****** A1 Clear: 4422 173 800 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Frosted: 4218 165 750 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Opal: 3719 145 650 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency

OptiLine 670 mm length og 30 W power

Fixture type Diffuser
Type
FLuminous
flux [lm]
Efficacy
lm / W
Flux emergency
power [lm]
Voltage [V] Photometry
OptiLine 60-3****** A1 Clear: 5182 169 800 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Frosted: 4943 162 750 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Opal: 4358 142 650 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency

OptiLine 1276 mm length og 38 W power

Fixture type Diffuser
Type
FLuminous
flux [lm]
Efficacy
lm / W
Flux emergency
power [lm]
Voltage [V] Photometry
OptiLine 12-1****** A1 Clear: 6739 170 800 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Frosted: 6504 164 750 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Opal: 5700 144 650 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency

OptiLine 1276 mm length og 48 W power

Fixture type Diffuser
Type
FLuminous
flux [lm]
Efficacy
lm / W
Flux emergency
power [lm]
Voltage [V] Photometry
OptiLine 12-2****** A1 Clear: 8665 176 800 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Frosted: 8363 170 750 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Opal: 7329 149 650 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency

OptiLine 1276 mm length og 58 W power

Fixture type Diffuser
Type
FLuminous
flux [lm]
Efficacy
lm / W
Flux emergency
power [lm]
Voltage [V] Photometry
OptiLine 12-3****** A1 Clear: 10342 176 800 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Frosted: 9981 169 750 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency
Opal: 8747 149 650 AC 230, 50Hz / DC 230, 0Hz General
Emergency

Parametere beregnet for temperatur 25oC, fargetemperatur 4000K, CRI > 80. Toleranse +/- 5 %.

FROSTED diffuser

Strong, softly diffused light without glare

9 981 lm without glare

Smart diffuser eliminates the risk of glare and eye fatigue.

Optimal for indoor and outdor

The best balance between light intensity and lack of glare.

OPTILINE 12-3 30 10 25 FROZEN (luminous intensity in a polar coordinate system)
OPTILINE 12-3 30 10 25 FROZEN (luminous intensity in a polar coordinate system)

OPAL diffuser

A solution dedicated to large spaces, where people are often present.

Best for indoor use

Zero glare, zero eye fatigue, very good color rendering

Lighting for larger areas

The special diffuser strongly diffuses the light, making it soft.

OPTILINE 12-3 30 10 25 OPAL (luminous intensity in a polar coordinate system) (1)
OPTILINE 12-3 30 10 25 OPAL (luminous intensity in a polar coordinate system) (1)

CLEAR diffuser

Powerful Illumination. Best efficiency. The highest flexibility.

Excellent power

Up to 10342 lm works perfectly outdoor.

Direct the light with 22 lenses

Exceptional ability to freely change the direction of illumination.

OPTILINE 12-3 30 10 25 CLEAR (luminous intensity in a polar coordinate system)

Dimensions and mounting options

Fixture typeLL1B
OptiLine 60-**********670400173
OptiLine 12-**********1276800173
Dimensions depend on mounting typeHB1
Ceiling bracket D18119157
Ceiling bracket D40143,7200
M8 eye bolt for suspended mounting154,2
Pole mount bracket R50156,2
Wall bracket K45184,7
Ceiling bracket C153,4

All dimensions are in millimeters (mm)

Ceiling bracket D18

Ceiling bracket D40

M8 eye bolt for uspended mounting

Pole mount bracket R50

Wall bracket K45

Ceiling bracket C

Photometry

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Price and efficiency of Ex lighting fixtures in explosion hazard Zones

When we talk about the costs of installing lighting in explosion hazard Zones, it is important to emphasize that the price of EX fixtures is just one element of a rather large puzzle. Below we will show how choosing the optimal fixture for a specific situation can affect two other factors that have a significant impact on the final cost of the lighting installation. These factors are the installation, specifically its complexity and time-consuming nature, and the consumption of installation materials, such as power cables, ducts, junction boxes, and suspensions.

Significance of explosion-proof lamps for installation costs

Before introducing our own series of LED OptiLine EX lighting fixtures to the market, for over a decade we designed and installed emergency and primary lighting systems in the industry, including in explosion hazard Zones. During this time, we used fixtures from various manufacturers, which allowed us to gain valuable insights into their advantages and limitations that affect the final cost of lighting installation.

It turned out that the choice of lighting fixture significantly influences the ease and speed of installation, as well as the amount of installation materials like cable trays, power cables, and distribution boxes.

Why this is so important:

  1. Lighting in explosion hazard Zones requires the use of boxes certified in accordance with ATEX or IECEx, which are several times more expensive than regular boxes.
  2. Emergency lighting installations require the use of power cables and distribution boxes made of non-flammable materials, which are inherently more expensive.
  3. Some industries require the use of stainless steel installation materials, further increasing the costs of boxes, trays, and other components.

Choosing the right Ex fixture for lighting

We are not just manufacturers of explosion-proof fixtures; we also specialize in the design and installation of industrial lighting systems. Our experience in this field has allowed us to identify common problems related to the installation of lamps, which increase the overall investment costs.

Drawing from this knowledge, we created an exceptionally flexible lighting fixture designed for both primary and emergency lighting in explosion hazard Zones, while maintaining reasonable production costs.

Here are the main features of the EX OptiLine fixture that contribute to reducing the costs of primary and emergency lighting by simplifying the design process, installation, as well as electrical testing.

Dual functionality: primary and emergency lighting in one

The Ex LED OptiLine lamp series can serve both as fixtures for primary lighting and emergency lighting, eliminating the need for separate installations. What’s more, emergency lighting fixtures can be powered both from a central battery (OptiLine CBX/CBY model) and from an internal battery (OptiLine A1 model).

Wide range of luminous power options

The OptiLine lighting fixtures are available in two sizes: 670 mm and 1276 mm in length. They can be used both as emergency and primary lighting (optional). Importantly, they are offered in six power variants: 20, 25, 30, 38, 48, and 58 W. All this, combined with the option to choose one of the three diffusers (see below), allows for as many as 18 luminous power values, ranging from 2900 to over 10000 lm. This provides great flexibility in terms of selecting the right fixture for a given application.

Three different diffusers for various applications

The Ex OptiLine lamps offer a choice of three diffusers: transparent, frosted, and opal. Each type of diffuser has unique light transmission properties, allowing the lighting to be adapted to specific environments – whether outdoors, indoors, or requiring a diffused light beam to avoid glare.

Adjusting the lighting direction using lenses

The Ex OptiLine lighting fixture allows the use of lenses to change the direction of the emitted light. This innovative solution simplifies the installation, which results in cost savings by eliminating the need for special mounting brackets. One type of mounting, multiple lighting directions.

High-Bay Fixtures

Thanks to the focusing lens, the Ex OptiLine fixtures become suitable for mounting at significant heights. This often eliminates the need for High-Bay fixtures or special mounting elements, leading to reduced installation costs and maintaining a uniform type of lighting fixture throughout the space.

Variable Light Output for Ex Fixtures in Emergency Mode

Each Ex OptiLine lighting fixture can be individually configured for light output in emergency mode. This means you don’t have to limit yourself to the standard 50% of the primary power setting. This flexibility streamlines the design process and positively impacts installation costs. Instead of relying on costly control systems or adjusting the mounting height, you can simply set the light output for each fixture separately.

Number and Type of Cable Glands in Ex Fixture

Many lighting fixtures impose restrictions on the number and size of cable glands that can be installed on their housing. OptiLine fixtures, thanks to their well-designed construction and through-wiring with two electrical connectors at each end of the fixture, can be equipped with up to four cable glands of type M20 or M25 (two on each side), allowing versatile connections between fixtures without the need for distribution boxes. In many cases, this solution also reduces the consumption of power cables and cable trays.

Larger Cable Gland Size

The ability to use an M25 cable gland in the Ex OptiLine lighting fixture allows for the use of larger cable cross-sections. This provides flexibility in choosing cable manufacturers and enables the use of thicker cables with larger conductors to reduce voltage drops over length, as well as non-flammable cables.

Efficient and Safe Installation of Ex Fixtures

The Ex OptiLine lighting fixtures are designed with safety and convenience in mind. The lampshade and internal mounting plate, which holds the LED module, are equipped with a kind of hinges to prevent them from falling. Additionally, the screws releasing the mounting plate are of the non-losing type.

Thanks to the specially profiled head, you can unscrew them with your fingers or a screwdriver. All of this not only streamlines the installation process but also enhances its safety. On one hand, the installer has free hands and doesn’t have to wonder where to put the disassembled parts of the fixture. On the other hand, we eliminate the risk of the lampshade falling or screws getting lost. These seemingly minor incidents can have quite serious consequences.

Under the mounting plate, you’ll find the power supply, battery pack, and pass-through cables with connectors. The ample free space in their immediate vicinity also contributes to the ease of installation.

Summary

In the context of ATEX emergency lighting, choosing the right fixture can significantly impact the efficiency and installation process, which in turn will have a significant influence on the final cost of the lighting installation.

That’s why the Ex OptiLine fixtures are designed to ensure high installation efficiency with minimal consumption of consumables. Combining this with high resistance to external conditions and mechanical damage, as well as high safety in hazardous areas, we obtain one of the most versatile fixtures in its category.

Choose OptiLine for reliable, cost-effective, and safe lighting in hazardous areas.


What are ATEX / IECEx OptiLine luminaires

ATEX / IECEx OptiLine luminaires refer to a specific type of lighting product that combines the features and certifications of both ATEX and IECEx standards. These luminaires are designed and manufactured to meet the safety requirements and regulations outlined by both ATEX and IECEx for use in potentially explosive atmospheres. They incorporate high-efficiency LED light sources and are suitable for both basic and emergency lighting applications. The designation of “ATEX / IECEx OptiLine luminaires” signifies that these luminaires have obtained certifications from both ATEX and IECEx, ensuring their compliance with the highest safety standards for hazardous environments.

Why to use an ATEX / IECEx OptiLine luminaires

ATEX / IECEx OptiLine luminaires should be used in environments with potentially explosive atmospheres because they are specifically designed and certified to ensure safety and compliance with stringent regulations. These luminaires provide energy-efficient lighting, durability against challenging conditions, and versatility for both basic and emergency lighting needs. By using them, organizations can prioritize the safety of their workers, meet regulatory requirements, and benefit from reliable and efficient lighting solutions in hazardous locations.