SafeSite®
HZC Series LED White Downlight Dialight
introduces the new Class 1, Division 2 and ATEX approved state
of the art fixture for hazardous location lighting. Available
in 180 or 360 degree beams, and 120-277VAC the SafeSite Series
down light can be mounted in any application using our various
mounting brackets.
SafeSite®
RTO Series LED White Downlight Dialight introduces the newest Class I,
Div 2 LED white down light to the SafeSite brand of Hazardous
Location products. Consuming only 8 watts, the RTO series
is poised to reduce significant amounts of energy compared
to traditional jelly jar fixtures.
Dialight's L864
LED Based Class I, Division 2 certified medium intensity
red beacon was designed to easily interface into existing
systems or to be provided as a red lighting fixture for
new installations. The beacon is used to mark any obstacle
that may provide hazards to aircraft navigation. Versions
of this fixture are available in 120VAC or 230VAC.
SafeSite® L-864
Red LED Medium
Intensity Beacon
LED Based L810 Red Obstruction light certified to meet both
the rigorous FAA requirements for red LED obstruction lights
and Class I, Division 2 for hazardous area lighting locations.
It is available in 120VAC or 230VAC versions and can be ordered
as single or dual units.
Broadway Electric
is a stocking Appleton distributor
Features
• Sustainable product that
only uses 4% of the energy of a standard 300 watt incandescent
dock light
• 960 Lumen output @ only 12-watts
of energy consumption
• 12 high intensity LED emitters
with a custom beam angle of 15º
• Has a minimum life of 50,000
hours
5' long power cord for 120-volt operations
• Safety yellow for maximum
visibility
• ETL C/US listed for indoor
applications
• Designed for loading dock
environments
• Any existing Fostoria DKL-Series
Dock Light can be retrofitted for new LED Technology
• The unique optics design
provides optimum brightness for entire trailer length
• Series offered in 24”,
40”, 60” arm lengths & LED Lamp only
Fostoria Model #: DKL-40VA-LED
Stop changing broken
dock
lamps and Go Green with
LED
