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CATALOG #HAZLOC LED FIXTURE WATTS LUMENS

HT11-120-50-XXX-X 120 12,000 HT11-120-50-480-X 120 12,000 HT11-140-50-XXX-X 140 14,000 HT11-140-50-480-X 140 14,000

HH06-055-50-EX-X-GR 55 6,605HH12-104-50-EX-X-GR 104 13,406HH18-170-50-EX-X-GR 170 19,500HH22-215-50-EX-X-GR 215 24,055HH27-279-50-EX-X-GR 279 30,651HH32-368-50-EX-X-GR 368 39,647HH40-419-50-EX-X-GR 419 45,700

HL06-055-50-EX-X-GR 55 6,067

HL12-104-50-EX-X-GR 104 13,011

HTRT-040-50-XXX-X 40 4,000

HTRT-040-50-480-X 40 4,000

HNS1-080-50-U-X 80 10,400 HNS1-100-50-U-X 100 13,000 HNS1-150-50-U-X 150 19,500 HNS2-080-50-U-X 80 10,400

HNS2-100-50-U-X 100 13,000

HNS2-150-50-U-X 150 19,500

HNRO-045-50-U-X 45 6,750

HNRO-065-50-U-X 65 9,750

HNL2-040-50-X-X 40 5,200

HNL4-080-50-X-X 80 10,400

CATALOG #HAZLOC LED FIXTURE WATTS LUMENS

HTL2-040-50-XXX-X 40 4,000

HTR9-060-50-XXX-X 60 6,000HTR9-060-50-480-X 60 6,000HTR9-080-50-XXX-X 80 8,000HTR9-080-50-480-X 80 8,000HTR9-100-50-XXX-X 100 10,000 HTR9-100-50-480-X 100 10,000

HCS8-040-50-U-X 28 3,600

HCS12-100-50-U-X 100 11,701

HCS16-150-50-U-X 150 21,313

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Explosion - Proof Lighting Equipment

Solas Ray Lighting™ is a Division of Continental Manufacturing LLC | 1524 Jackson Street, Anderson, IN 46016

Phone: 765-298-8030 | Fax: 765-622-0697 | www.solasray.com

Solas Ray Lighting™ is a Division of Continental Manufacturing LLC | 1524 Jackson Street, Anderson, IN 46016

Phone: 765-298-8030 | Fax: 765-622-0697 | www.solasray.com

CLASS I GROUPSGroup A Group B Group C Group D • Acetylene • Hydrogen • Ethylene • Propane • Gasoline • Butadine • Cyclopropane • Acetone • Hexane • Ethylene Oxide • Ethyl Ether • Ammonia • Methanol • Propylene Oxide • Benzene • Naptha • Acrolien • Butane • Natural Gas • Ethanol • Toluene

Identifying a Hazardous Location Area

Selecting HazLoc LED Lighting by Class

Identifying a Hazardous Location Area

Selecting HazLoc LED Lighting by Class

Fire begins with ignition, which may be associated with electricity. Heat is necessary to begin the process of combustion. Once started, fire produces its own heat and from there it only needs fuel and oxygen to continue the combustion process.

A Hazardous Location Requires Three Things: 1. There must be Fuel to burn. 2. There must be Air to supply oxygen. 3. There must be Heat to start and continue the combustion process.

Determine the environments CLASS: CLASS I: Flamable Gases or Vapors. CLASS II: Combustible Dusts that may Accumulate.

CLASS III: Easily ignitable fibers or materials producing combustible flyings are handled, manufactured or used.

- Hazardous locations have two specific classes that are identifiable by “Groups” as shown below:

1. Ignitable concentrations of flammable gases or vapors may exist under normal operating conditions.

2. Ignitable concentrations of such gases or vapors may exist frequently because of repair or maintenance operations or because of leakage.

3. Breakdown or faulty operation of equipment or processes might release ignitable concentra-tions of flammable gases or vapors, and might also cause simultaneous failure of electric equipment.

Groups A, B, C & D .

1. Volatile flammable liquids or flammable gases are handled, processed or used, but the hazardous liquids, vapors or gases will normally be confined within closed containers or closed systems from which they can escape only in the event of accidental rupture or breakdown of such containers or systems, or as a result of abnormal operation of equipment.

2. Ignitable concentrations of gases or vapors are normally prevented by positive mechanical ventilation and which might become hazardous through failure or abnormal operations of ventilating equipment.

3. Adjacent to a Class I, Division 1 location, and to which ignitable concentrations of gases or vapors might occasionally be communicated unless such communication is prevented by adequate positive-pressure ventilation from a source of clean air, and effective safeguards against ventilation failure are provided.

Groups A, B, C & D .

Class III Division 1 hazardous locations contain easily ignitable fibers, flyings or materials producing combustible flyings are handled, manufactured or used.

Class III Division 2 hazardous locations contain easily ignitable fibers, flyings or materials producing combustible flyings are handled, stored other than the process of manufacture.

1. Where combustible dust is present in the air under normal operating conditions in such a quantity as to produce explosive or ignitable mixtures. This could be on a continuous, intermittent or periodic basis.

2. Where an ignitable and/or explosive mixture could be produced if a mechanical failure or abnormal machinery operation occurs.

3. Where electrically conductive dusts in hazardous concentrations are present.

Groups E, F & G

1. Combustible dust will not normally be in suspension in the air in quantities sufficient to produce explosive or ignitable mixtures, and dust accumulations will normally be insufficient to interfere with the normal operation of electric equipment or other apparatus, but combustible dust may be in suspension in the air as a result of infrequent malfunctioning of handling or processing equipment.

2. Resulting combustible dust accumulations on, in or in the vicinity of the electric equipment may be sufficient to interfere with the safe dissipation of heat from electric equipment or may be ignitable by abnormal operation or failure of electric equipment.

Groups E, F & G

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CLASS II GROUPSGroup E * Group F ** Group G ***

• Aluminum • Coal • Flour• Magnesium • Carbon Black • Grain• Commercial Alloys • Charcoal • Wood • Coke Dusts • Plastic • Chemicals* Combustible ** Combustible *** OtherMetal Dusts Carbonaceous Dusts Combustible Dusts

CLASS IIIThere is no specificGroup for Class III.These Industries should always consider Class III:

• Textile Mills• Cotton Plants• Clothing Manufacturing• Woodworking Plants• Combustible Fiber Processing• Combustible Fiber Manufacturing• Similar Industries

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Wide AngleLight Spread

120vAC 277vAC & 480vAC Voltage

Impact AbsorbingFaceplate

Driver-LessSystem

Die Cast Aluminum Housingwith thermal control heat dissipation

Class IDivision 2

AmbientTemperature100˚C / 212˚F

Cooling Fins withAir Flow Ports

MeanwellHLG Driver

Die Cast Aluminum Housingfor Thermal Control Heat Dissipation

Phillips Luxeon5050 LEDs

AmbientTemperature

55˚C / 131̊ F

Optical Pattern 110˚

Shatter-ProofLens

120-277vAC & 347-480vAC Voltage

1598A Marine

Class IDivision 2

Class IIDivision 1

Class IIDivision 2

Class IIIDivision 1

120-277vAC Universal Voltage

DownlightEfficiency

Copper-Free Aluminum Housingwith Thermal Control Heat Dissipation

Offered in 2 footand 4 foot lengths

Philips LEDs

Wide BeamAngle

Water-ProofSealed LensUL 1598A Marine UL 8750 LED Safety

Class IDivision 2




CoolingFins

Die Cast Aluminum Housingwith Thermal Control Heat Dissipation

Modular LEDConfiguration

ImpactGuarded

Faceplate

Class IDivision 2

Class IIDivision 2


120vAC & 277vAC Voltage

RuggedConstruction

RecessedLens Protection

Driver-LessSystem

Die Cast Aluminum Housingwith Thermal ControlHeat Dissipation


Wide BeamAngle

Shatter-ProofLens

Class IDivision 1

Class IIDivision 2



CoolingFins

Wide ProtectiveFaceplate



Class IDivision 1

Class IIDivision 1

Modular LED Configurations

120-277 & 347-480 Voltage

Class IDivision 2

Class IIDivision 2


C22.2 No. 137UL 1598/A


CoolingFins

Safety Ring

TemperedGlass

Meanwell Driverswith built-in (4kA)Surge Protection

Die Cast Aluminum Housing withOven Baked Powdered Nylon Coating Bridgelux multichip

VERO-18 LEDs

Beam Angles of 25 ,̊ 60 ̊& 120 ̊available

120 - 277vAC & 347 - 480vAC Voltage

CoolingFins

ImpactGuarded Faceplate

Shatter-ProofLensMeanwell Driver

Copper-Free Die Cast Aluminum Housingwith Anodized Finish

CREE LEDs


UL 1598A Marine

Class IDivision 1

Class IIDivision 2

Class IIIDivision 1


Class IDivision 2

Class IIDivision 2


CoolingFins



CoolingFins

ImpactGuarded

Faceplate

C22.2 No. 137UL 1598/A


CoolingFins

Safety Ring

TemperedGlass

Meanwell Driverswith built-in (4kA)Surge Protection

Die Cast Aluminum Housing withOven Baked Powdered Nylon Coating

Bridgelux multichipVERO-18 LEDs

120-277 & 347-480 Voltage

Class IDivision 2

Class IIDivision 2



Beam Anglesof 25 ,̊ 60 ̊120 ̊available

ImpactGuarded

Faceplate

6000K / 4000K& 3000 K Available

Meanwell HLGSeries Driver

Die Cast Aluminum Housingwith Powder-Coated Finish

C22.2 No. 137

Class IDivision 2


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Explosion - Proof Lighting Equipment · UL 1598/A Wide Angle Light Spread Cooling Fins Safety Ring Tempered Glass Meanwell Drivers with built-in (4kA) Surge Protection Die Cast Aluminum