How to Calculate Amperage When Planning A Lighting Installation Project
When planning a lighting installation project, it’s important to know what amperage the light fixture or device can handle safely. But what is amperage and...
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Low Voltage Class I Division 2 LEDs for Hazardous Locations
Hazardous locations such as oil rigs, ships and other wet worksites can be some of the toughest environments to operate in. Minimizing the threat of...
Hands-Free Sand/Media/Abrasion Blasting LED Lights
The safety and technical challenges that come with the rough environmental conditions of blasting in confined spaces can be hard to match, but our explosion...
Wattage and Brightness: What to Expect from Your Lighting Product
In recent years, light bulbs have gotten better in terms of design and energy efficiency. Newer types of light bulbs include halogen incandescents, LEDs (light-emitting...
Utility Truck Lighting for On-The-Go Illumination
Our line of pole mounted lighting offers a simple solution to temporary mobile lighting needs in the industrial workplace. These lighting solutions include telescoping light...
Dangers of Workboats and Marine-based Corrosion
Heavy-duty Lights for Rough Jobs: Fishing/Workboats In 2012, the Center for Public Integrity published an eye-opening study, citing commercial fishing as the world’s most dangerous...
Explosion Proof Pole Top & Rail Mounted LED Lights
Most explosion proof light fixtures are surface mounted, but pole and rail mounted explosion proof LEDs can really come in handy when elevated lighting is...
International EXP LED Handlamps with Universal 120-277V 50/60 Hz
Explosion Proof LED Handlamps Electrical compatibility issues can make work in hazardous locations challenging. As a solution, most operators deploy additional equipment for voltage or...
How Street and Industrial Lights Get Their Orange Color
Streetlights and industrial lights, such as those found in parking garages or manufacturing facilities, give off a yellowish or orange glow because they are sodium...
Understanding Kelvin and Color Temperature
When referencing color temperature, Kelvin (K) refers to a light source’s warmth or coolness. It is a unit of measurement used to describe the hue...