atex explosion proof lights for hazardous industrial environments
0ATEX explosion proof lights engineered for Zone 1 and Zone 2 hazardous areas. Discover safer LED lighting with high efficiency and industrial durability.
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Even during the Qingming Festival holiday, SEEKINGLED remains fully committed to production and shipment. 880 units of GSL Series Canopy Lights are currently being loaded into containers and will arrive at a food processing plant in Belgium in two weeks.
The GSL Series features a smooth surface that resists dust accumulation and is easy to clean. Made of durable PC material, it is highly impact-resistant and will not yellow or become brittle for up to 10 years. The glass-free design eliminates breakage risks. With no exposed screws on the front, a fully enclosed mounting bracket, and an internal 316 stainless steel mesh component, it effectively prevents insect ingress and component detachment — fully meeting NSF design requirements for food industry applications.
In addition, the GSL Series offers flexible power selection via DIP switch (200W-150W-100W or 150W-100W-80W), adjustable color temperature (3000K-4000K-5700K), and high efficacy up to 160LM/W. CRI95 can be customized to meet the needs of special applications such as garment factories and printing plants. The product has passed multiple authoritative certifications including TUV, CE, CB, SAA, SGS ROHS, and LM79.
SEEKINGLED has successfully passed the HACCP system certification audit and will continue to develop tailored lighting solutions for various demanding industrial environments.
ATEX explosion proof lights engineered for Zone 1 and Zone 2 hazardous areas. Discover safer LED lighting with high efficiency and industrial durability.
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