| Explosion Proof LED Aluminum Drop Light - Class 1 Div 1 - 100' Cord
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Part # EPL-FL1524-LED-100 Price: $1,232.04
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The Larson Electronics EPL-FL1524-LED-100 Hazardous Area LED Work light is F.M. approved Class 1 Division 1 & 2. With a 2 foot long 15 watt LED tube lamp, this hazardous location light provides higher quality light than higher wattage incandescent lights and more light than previous fluorescent lamp equipped models. This light is suitable for exposure to vapors and dusts and ideal for use in paint spray booth inspections or as general portable lighting in confined spaces like fuel tanks or grain storage areas.
This 2 foot long, 15 watt, explosion proof LED work light from LarsonElectronics.com comes complete with a 100 foot long explosion proof cord for long range and convenient operation. This hazardous location area light features a rugged, non-sparking aluminum casing and unique rod cage and produces cool, glare-free, shadowless light that improves safety in hazardous locations and maximizes lighting efficiency with built-in metal reflectors. These LED lights improve on the desirable qualities of similar fluorescent models with higher output and better light quality and are ideal for paint booth applications, storage container inspections and applications involving confined spaces such as tank cleaning and industrial container maintenance.
The high light output, good light color and evenness of coverage makes these lights ideal for a wide variety of close quarter work and inspection activities. These lamps are universal voltage capable and can operate with voltages of 120 to 277V AC 50/60 Hz without modifications. We also offer a 12-24V AC/DC model for low voltage applications.
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The 15-watt LED lamp used in this unit provides as much illumination as higher-wattage incandescent lamps without the associated heat, reducing the chances of accidents or burns. This lamp has no ballast, which reduces lamp weight, an impact resistant tube shield with specially designed annealed glass and an aluminum hook for easy overhead mounting. The 100 foot long Class 1, Division 1 rated SOOW 16/3 AWG cord and explosion proof slip-ring housing help this unit to achieve approval for use in environments containing flammable vapors and combustible dusts. This explosion proof fluorescent hand lamp can be used within hazardous locations rated Class1 Division 1 and 2, and Class 2 Division 1 and 2, making it ideal for hazardous work areas where a ready source of easily managed lighting is desired.
Voltage: The drivers in this unit provide the ability to automatically monitor and adjust input current to maintain the correct LED voltage levels regardless of input levels across a specific range. These drop lights can operate on current ranging from 100 to 277V AC without any modifications necessary as a result. We also offer a low voltage 11-25V AC/DC version for low voltage applications. This ability to sense and adjust input current also provides protection against voltage spikes and drops that can occur in electrical systems which would otherwise result in burning up or premature LED failure without it.
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5-15 Straight Blade Plug
15 Amp / 125V Rated |
L5-15 Twist Lock Plug
15 Amp / 125V Rated |
L6-15 Twist Lock Plug
15 Amp / 250V Rated |
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UK BS1363 Straight Blade Plug
13 Amp / 250V Rated / Internal Fuse |
Intl Schuko 2-Pin Plug
16 Amp / 250V Rated / Grounded |
Flying Leads / Pigtail Wires |
Wiring and Plug: This explosion proof proof LED drop light is equipped with 100 foot of 16/3 chemical and abrasion resistant SOOW cord that is fitted with an industrial grade cord cap for easy connection to common wall outlets. Plug options include standard 5-15 15 amp straight blade plug for 110V wall outlets with ground, standard 6-15 15 amp straight blade plug for 240V wall outlets with ground, NEMA L5-15 15 amp twist lock plug for 125V twist lock outlets, NEMA L6-15 15 amp twist lock plug for 240V twist lock outlets, British BS1363 13 amp fused 3-blade plug for United Kingdom outlets, or a two pin 16 amp rated Schuko plug with ground contact and socket for European outlets up to 250V. Alternatively, we can provide flying leads with no plug for hard wire applications or for operators who prefer to wire in user provided cord caps. Please choose pigtail option below for flying leads with no plug.
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2 foot 15 watt LED Tube Lamp offers 50,000 hour service life
Non-sparking aluminum housing
No Ballast
Molded rubber bumper guards
Annealed glass tube shields prevent shattering
Integrated lamp shock absorbers prevent drop damage to bulbs
Swivel hook for hanging and hands free operation
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Specifications / Additional Information
| EPL-FL1524-LED-100 Work Light |
Ratings/Approvals |
| Listing: United States |
Class 1, Division 1 & 2 for Group D |
| Dimensions: 27"-L x 3.25"-Dia |
Class II, Division 1 Groups E, F, G |
| Weight: 14.5 lbs |
Class III, Division 1 & 2 |
| Voltage: 120-277 Volts 50/60 Hz or 11-25 Volts AC/DC |
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| Total Watts: 15 watts |
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| Lumens: 1450 |
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| Luminous Efficacy :96.67 lm/w |
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| Lamp Life: 50,000+ Hours |
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| Lamp Color: 5,600K |
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| CRI: >75 White |
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| Power Efficiency: >95% |
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| Power Factor: 0.992 |
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| Lamp Lengths: 2 Foot |
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| Amperage: 0.13 amps @ 120V, 0.07 amps @ 240V, 0.05 amps @ 277V |
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| Material: Rubber / Copper Free Aluminum |
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| Mounting: Handheld / Aluminum Hook |
Special Orders- Requirements |
| Wiring: 100` 16/3 AWG SOOW Cable |
Contact us for special requirements |
| Cord Cap: 5-15, 6-15, L5-15, L6-15, BS1363, Schuko, or Pigtail |
Toll Free: 1-800-369-6671 |
| F.M. Approval: U.S Certificate |
Intl: 1-903-498-3363 |
| Warranty: Yes - 3 Years |
E-mail: sales@larsonelectronics.com |
| 3 year warranty replacement on this LED light. After 30 days, the customer ships the failed LED light and/or LED bulb to Larson Electronics at their expense. If the failure is a manufacturer defect, we will ship a new replacement to the customer. If failure occurs within 30 days of receipt, Larson Electronics will provide a return label via email to the customer. When the failed light is returned, Larson Electronics will ship a new replacement. Please click here to see our 3 Year Warranty pamphlet. |
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Intrinsically Safe Lights - Explosion Proof LED Aluminum Drop Light - Class 1 Div 1 - 100' Cord 
