Explosion-Proof Lighting Ex / ATEX
The fixtures are characterized by innovative technical solutions, such as the capability for through-wiring, which eliminates the need for junction boxes. Additionally, they are equipped with high-efficiency LED modules and offer the option of easy lens replacement, allowing for the adjustment of light direction and intensity to meet specific user needs. Thanks to the use of hinges and captive screws, these fixtures are safe to install and use, eliminating the risk of loose parts falling.
ATEX lighting engineered for hazardous, explosion-prone environments. For internal and external use as general lighting in Zone 21, 22 and 2. Well-thought-out fixture design helps reduce the costs of installation materials and labor. These EX light fixtures and fittings, embedded with advanced LED technology, ensure robust and reliable illumination while adhering to stringent ATEX and IECEx certifications.
Product features
3 diffusers providing varied light beams.
Lenses directing the light beam (optional).
Up to 4 glands (M20 or M25).
Certification
ATEX Certification.
IECEx Certification.
EU-Declaration of conformity.
Emergency lighting for Zone 21, 22 and 2 meeting the requirements of the ATEX Directive and the IECEx system. These Ex emergency luminaires are powered by built-in battery packs and can be used with light directing lenses. This unique feature allows for precise illumination, easily targeting key areas and avoiding obstacles, enhancing the efficiency and versatility of the lighting solution. Designed for both internal and external installations, they cater to areas with explosion hazards from gases, vapours, and flammable dusts.
Product features
Lenses directing the light beam (optional).
3 diffusers providing varied light beams.
Up to 4 glands (M20 or M25).
Certification
ATEX Certification.
IECEx Certification.
EU-Declaration of conformity.
ATEX emergency lighting powered by a central battery system. This Ex fixture is engineered for use in Zone 21, 22 and Zone 2 hazardous areas. Thanks to its intelligent construction, this Ex lamp reduces labor and material costs associated with installation. The absence of loose components, hinged cover and mounting plate, easily accessible electrical connectors, the ability to accommodate up to 4 M25 glands, and special light-directing lenses are just a few advantages of this fixture.
Product features
Excellent quality-to-price ratio.
Hinged diffuser and LED tray.
Fast and cost efficient installation.
Certification
ATEX Certification.
IECEx Certification.
EU-Declaration of conformity.
Explosion-Proof Lighting - Where to Use
Explosion-proof lighting Ex/ATEX is a specially designed type of lighting for use in environments at risk of explosion, such as the chemical industry, refineries, mining facilities, or areas classified as Zones at risk of explosion. These lighting systems are designed to prevent the ignition of surrounding flammable gases, vapors, mists, or dusts. This is achieved by using protective enclosures and technologies that eliminate or significantly reduce the risk of sparking, excessive temperature, or other factors that could cause an explosion. ATEX certification, being a European standard, guarantees that products meet stringent safety requirements and are suitable for use in specified Zones at risk of explosion.
Designing Lighting for Explosion Hazard Zones
Designing and manufacturing explosion-proof lighting Ex/ATEX requires strict adherence to international standards and norms, such as ATEX in Europe or IECEX at a global level. These standards define both physical and technical requirements, as well as testing procedures that must be applied to ensure maximum safety in explosion hazard Zones. Lighting must be made from materials resistant to corrosion, high temperatures, and pressure, which enhances their durability and reliability in challenging industrial conditions. Additionally, Ex/ATEX lighting systems are designed to provide optimal lighting conditions, which is crucial for safety and work efficiency in potentially hazardous areas.
Installing Explosion-Proof Lighting
Implementing explosion-proof lighting in explosion hazard Zones is crucial for ensuring the safety of workers and property protection. Choosing the right Ex/ATEX lighting system requires a detailed analysis of technical specifications and understanding of the environment in which it will be used. The company offering such solutions should also provide professional advice, installation, and service, which is essential for maintaining a high level of safety. Investing in high-quality explosion-proof lighting is not only a legal requirement but also a testament to the responsibility for employee safety and effective risk management at the workplace.
Types of OptiLine Ex ATEX Fixtures
Various types of explosion-proof fixtures are available, including Ex lighting fixtures for continuous illumination and Ex emergency fixtures that provide lighting in case of power failure. Emergency fixtures are available in two versions: with a built-in battery and designed to work with a central battery, allowing for their wide application in different work environments.
Advantages of OptiLine Lighting Fixtures for Explosion Hazard Zones
Explosion-proof Ex / ATEX fixtures provide not only safety in Zones at risk of explosion but also resistance to mechanical damage and adverse atmospheric conditions. Their use of LED technology guarantees high energy efficiency and long lifespan, which translates into lower operating costs.
Application of Ex Lighting
Explosion-proof lighting Ex / ATEX is used across a wide range of industrial sectors, including the chemical, petrochemical, energy, wood, and food industries. They are ideal solutions for both indoor and outdoor use, providing reliable and safe lighting under all working conditions.
In summary, explosion-proof Ex / ATEX fixtures are a key solution for places where safety and lighting efficiency go hand in hand with strict safety standard requirements. Modern technologies, such as LED, combined with thoughtful design, make them indispensable in many industrial sectors.