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The future of HID for hazardous areas

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Page 1: The future of HID for hazardous areas

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Long Life

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It must be LEDRight?

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Not necessarily

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The future of HID for Hazardous

AreasAbtech Hazardous Area Floodlight

Venture Uni-Form Pulse Start HIT

Twin Arc

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In association with Venture Lighting, Abtech present an HID alternative to LED using the

latest in Twin-Arc Metal Halide lamp technology.

Suitable for use in hazardous areas. Without the limitations on LED life resulting

from extreme ambient temperatures.

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Alpha Floodlight• Zone 1 & 21 asymmetric

floodlight• II 2 GD Ex de IIB T4/T3• Dark sky design reduces

light pollution• Simple and quick lamp

replacement• Internal flame path, no

need for routine Ex d inspection• Remote control gear option

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Delta Floodlight• Zone 2 & 22 asymmetric

floodlight• II 3 GD, Ex nR IIC T4/T3• Marine grade stainless

steel construction• Quick access lamp

chamber• Dark sky design• Remote control gear &

pendant mount options

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Uni-Form Pulse Start

• Metal Halide Twin-Arc• 40,000 life (@ 10Hr/Start)• White light (4,000K)• 400W = 40,000 lumens (100 lm/W)• Rapid re-strike

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The Future of HID for Hazardous Areas

• High output area lighting• Proven performance in extreme ambient conditions• 5 years without a lamp change• Efficient, white light• Photometrically superior asymmetric design

Higher lighting levels Reduced glare Better uniformity Reduced upward light transmission

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