Protecting · Site Safety

Industrial & Hazardous Area Lighting

Light every part of the site people have to walk into at night

Poor lighting is where slips, misreads and near-misses come from, and the worst-lit areas are usually the ones standard fittings cannot legally go. Raytec LED lighting covers both: workshop, walkway and yard lighting on one hand, IECEx-certified fittings for declared zones on the other.

Applies to
Workshops & warehouses Walkways & access ways Yards & laydown areas Declared gas & dust zones
✓ Exclusive Raytec partner ✓ IECEx certified ranges ✓ Turtle-friendly amber options
Hazardous area LED flood lighting installed on a process plant

How Site Lighting Gets Specified

Classify the area, match the fitting, verify the levels.

1

Classify the Area First

Ordinary, or a certified gas or dust zone. The classification decides the certification, and the certification decides which fittings are even eligible.

2

Match the Fitting to the Job

Linear battens for walkways and plant rooms, floods for yards and stockpiles, bulkheads and exit lighting for buildings, IECEx-certified where the zone requires it.

3

Verify Levels and Conditions

Lux levels checked against the task, plus environmental conditions such as amber turtle-friendly output on sensitive coastal sites.

Raytec linear LED fittings lighting a plant walkway

What Sites Get Out of It

The outcomes that matter on site.

Light output symbol

Night Work Carries Less Risk

Walkways, transfer points and plant rooms lit to the task, so night shift can see the hazards it is working around.

Certification document with tick

Certification Evidence Ready at Audit

Every fitting in a classified area carries its IECEx documentation, no scrambling when the auditor asks.

Energy symbol

Lower Energy and Maintenance Cost

LED replacement cuts consumption and takes the recurring lamp-change task off the maintenance schedule.

Environmental compliance symbol

Coastal Environmental Conditions Met

Turtle-friendly amber lighting satisfies environmental approval conditions on sensitive coastal sites.

Our Part

We supply and support the product. The customer's team or their integrator installs and commissions it. We make sure it is the right one.

Zone & Ex Classification

Which Zone Is the Fitting Going Into

Certification is specified per fitting, not per site. Find the zone the light has to live in, and the protection method that goes with it.

Zone
What the classification means
Equipment permitted
Zone 0 / 20
Gas / Dust
Explosive atmosphere present continuously or for long periods.
Intrinsically safe Ex ia only. Very limited equipment is certified for this zone.
Zone 1
Gas
Explosive gas atmosphere likely to occur in normal operation.
Ex d flameproof, Ex e, Ex p pressurised, Ex ia/ib, Ex m encapsulated.
Zone 2
Gas
Gas atmosphere unlikely, and short duration if it occurs.
Ex n non-sparking, plus anything certified for Zone 1.
Zone 21
Dust
Combustible dust cloud likely to occur in normal operation.
Ex t enclosures with IP6X dust-tight sealing and surface temperature control.
Zone 22
Dust
Dust cloud unlikely, and short duration if it occurs.
Ex tc rated equipment, IP5X or IP6X depending on the dust characteristics.

Ex Protection Methods We Supply

Ex d
Flameproof
Enclosure contains an internal ignition without propagating it to the atmosphere.
Ex e
Increased Safety
Construction prevents arcs, sparks and hot surfaces arising in the first place.
Ex i
Intrinsic Safety
Circuit energy limited below the level needed for ignition. Used for instrumentation.
Ex p
Purge & Pressurisation
Positive internal pressure keeps the hazardous atmosphere out of standard equipment.
Ex n
Non-Sparking
Zone 2 equipment designed so that ignition sources do not occur in normal operation.
Ex t
Dust Protection
Dust-tight enclosure with limited surface temperature for Zone 21 and 22 areas.

Zone, gas group and temperature class are confirmed per project before equipment is specified. Send us the hazardous area classification drawing and we will match certification to it.

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Three Questions We Ask First
Q1

Where does it run?

Indoor or outdoor, mounting height, and whether it is a hazardous area. Zone, gas group and temperature class are confirmed per project before equipment is specified.

Q2

What is it doing?

General, task, flood or emergency lighting, and how it is switched.

Q3

What if it is wrong?

Night work in poor light, or uncertified fittings in a zone. So we check lux and certification first.

Send Us the Area You Need Lit

Dimensions, mounting heights, target lux and the zone classification if the area is declared. We will come back with a fitting schedule and the certification documentation that goes with it.