Why Are Seals Offs Needed During Non-rigid Pipe Installations
Seal offs, or sealing fittings, are commonly found in hazardous locations. Industrial facilities where explosive vapors and dust are present must implement the practice to...
Category Archives: Industrial Lighting
Industrial & Commercial Lighting Systems
Thermal Conductive Plastics For LED Applications
Light emitting diodes (LEDs) are extremely efficient in mitigating heat during operation. However, with manufacturers pushing the limits of LEDs, traditional methods for heat dissipation...
Glass & UV-passing Acrylic Lens in UV Light Applications
Glass and UV-passing acrylic lenses play an important role in ultraviolet (UV) lighting. Both are applied to control the transmission of specific wavelengths from the...
Voltage Drop in Low Voltage Lighting Systems
Because of the risks associated with flammable gases, dusts, and particles in hazardous work areas, low voltage lighting systems are a natural choice to increase...
Lumen vs Foot-Candles – Which Is More Accurate for Measuring Illumination?
When a customer is looking for lights, the most common question posed is “how bright is this light?” As lighting technology improves, the standard measurements...
Using Ohm’s Law to Calculate Amp Draw
Many years ago, in a High School Physics class, we were introduced to Ohm’s Law. Simply put, Ohm’s Law states “The resistor's current I in...
Group Relamping, Rated Life, and Economic Life of Lighting Systems
Larson Electronics 1000 Watt Metal Halide A significant portion of the costs associated with industrial and commercial lighting systems comes from the need for regular...
The Future of Lighting: No More Lamp Servicing or Maintenance?
Larson Electronics Hazardous Location 240 Watt LED Light Beyond costs and performance, most of those adopting LED lighting technology never realize the significant changes LEDs...
The State of Lighting Now and What’s in Store for the Future
Larson Electronics Explosion Proof High Bay LED Light News within the lighting industry continues to be dominated by the development and growth of LED technology....
Alternatives to Incandescent Bulbs for Commercial and Industrial Applications
Larson Electronics LED Light Bulb By January 1st 2014 the 40 and 60 watt incandescent bulb will join the 100 and 75 watt in obsolescence....