Hazardous

Manufacturing - Hazardous Area

Conditions:

Hazardous locations are classified according to the National Electric Code (NEC), Article 500. A potential for explosion and fire exists because of flammable gasses or vapors, finely pulverized dust in the atmosphere, or because of the presence of easily ignitable fibers or flyings.

Typical Applications

	Bakeries
	Mines
	Chemical Processing
	Grain Elevators
	Fireworks Manufacturing
	Petroleum Refining
	Textiles Mills
	Woodworking

OTHER REFERENCE INFORMATION

National Electric Code (NEC) Article 500
National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
American National Standards Institute (ANSI)
Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (IESNA) Recommended Practices RP-07-00


	Reflectances � Varies
	Dirt - Medium to Dirty *TD 5-7
	Temperature - Ambient conditions can fluctuate *TD 11-12

	NEMA distribution 3 X 3	NEMA distribution 4 X 4	NEMA distribution 5 X 5	NEMA distribution 6 X 6	NEMA distribution 7 X 6	NEMA distribution 6 X 2	IP Rating
FLOODLIGHTING
Class 1 / Division 2
HFA 250M					X	X	IP65
HFA 400M					X	X	IP65
HFA 250S					X	X	IP65
HFA 400S					X	X	IP65
HFR 400M			X	X	X		IP65
HFR 400S			X	X	X		IP65
HFL 400M					X		IP65
HFL 400S					X		IP65
HFM 175M	X						IP65
HFM 100S			X				IP65
HFM 150S		X					IP65

	Class I Division 2	Class I & II Division 2	Class II & III Division 1
EXITS
Extreme
LZ		X
LHZ		X
EMERGENCY
Extreme
ZX6	X
Z	X
ELA ZX		X
ELA ZCD			X

X Denotes availability.
* Denotes page number in the Technical Data Index.
See page number TD-23 in the Technical Data Index for specific information on Hazardous Areas.
Other distributions available, see specification sheets.

Manufacturing - Hazardous Area