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3 Watt Explosion Proof Exit Emergency LED Light | Class 1 Div 2 | 100V-277V

SKU: MLLG-E-LED-EXPLV-3-50-C1D2 Web ID: 1676
Starting at: $732.10
Built to Order 6 Weeks

This 3W emergency LED light is a practical choice for hazardous and marine environments requiring UL 924 emergency lighting. Its UL 844 classifications support Class I, II, and III locations as specified, while IP66, IK10, 10kV surge protection, and -40F to 140F operation suit demanding wet and exposed installations. Surface, wall, or 3/4 in NPT mounting provides installation flexibility, and the 50,000-hour L70 life and 5-year warranty support long-term planning.

Dwayne Kula | President, CTO and Founder

Product Specifications

UL Listed - Verified for Electrical Safety and PerformanceRebate Eligible - Qualifies for Energy Incentive ProgramsClass 1 Division 2 - UL844 Certified for Explosive Atmospheres5 Year Unlimited Usage Warranty

UL Specs

  • UL 844 Hazardous Locations
  • Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D
  • Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F, G
  • Class II, Division 2, Groups F, G
  • Class III
  • UL 924 Emergency Lighting
  • UL 1598A Marine Outside Type
  • UL 1598 Wet Locations

Key Features

BrandLED Lighting Supply
Watts3
Voltage100V-277V
Color Temperature5000K
DimmingNo
Lifespan50,000 (L70) hours
MountingSurface or Wall or 3/4 in NPT
Frequency (Hz)50/60
Power Factor>.95

Durable Construction

IP RatingIP66
IK RatingIK10
Surge Protection10kV
Operating Temperature-40°F to 140°F
CertificationsUL | Rebate Eligible
Warranty5 years

Measurements

Dimensions (in)16 W X 11.7 H
Weight (lbs)7.3

Features/Accessories

  • Emergency Backup Battery

Product Lighting Layout Estimator

Use this estimator to calculate approximate fixture count, spacing, and average foot-candles for a simple rectangular space using the selected LED fixture. Enter your room dimensions, mounting height, target foot-candles, light loss factor, and room/layout condition to generate a preliminary lighting layout. When IES photometry is available, workplane height and room reflectance controls are shown.

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Estimated average foot-candles are preliminary and should be verified with a lighting plan for project-critical applications.

Room / Layout Condition: This field is used only when usable IES photometry is not available. In fallback mode, it acts as a simplified room utilization factor for reflectance, fixture distribution, racking, obstructions, and how much fixture light reaches the work area. Open / light-colored spaces use 0.90, typical warehouses or shops use 0.75, racked or obstructed spaces use 0.60, and dark or complex spaces use 0.45. When IES photometry is active, this field is hidden and the estimator uses the selected workplane height, LLF, and simplified reflectance adjustment instead.

Photometry / Simulation Note: When usable IES photometry is available for the selected fixture, this estimator uses the fixture’s IES candela data, selected workplane height, light loss factor, and simplified reflectance adjustment to estimate fixture count, average foot-candles, and visual light distribution. The reflectance adjustment is a conservative approximation and is not a full zonal-cavity, radiosity, or professional photometric room calculation. When IES photometry is not available, the estimator uses a simulated beam model based on lumens, mounting height, room/layout condition, light loss factor, and beam angle.

Preliminary Estimate Only: This estimator is intended for simple square or rectangular spaces and should be used as a planning aid, not a final photometric lighting plan. Actual light levels may vary based on fixture optics, selected IES file, mounting conditions, workplane height, ceiling height, surface reflectance, obstructions, controls, voltage, installation conditions, and site-specific requirements. Project-critical applications should be verified with a formal lighting plan.

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This estimate is a starting point. Warehouses, industrial facilities, hazardous locations, sports areas, schools, healthcare spaces, public areas, and code-sensitive projects may require a reviewed lighting layout before purchase or installation.

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Product Overview

This 3-watt explosion proof exit emergency LED light provides emergency illumination in classified and marine-rated environments. It operates on 100V-277V input and includes an emergency backup battery.

The fixture is built for hazardous location lighting where wet exposure, impact resistance, and hazardous-location classifications affect equipment selection. Surface, wall, and 3/4 in NPT mounting options support different installation conditions.

Core Performance and Output

The fixture operates at 3 watts with a 5000K color temperature. It accepts 100V-277V input at 50/60 Hz and has a power factor greater than 0.95.

A lumen output value and beam distribution are not provided in the supplied data. Fixture placement should be based on the required emergency lighting layout and mounting location.

The unit includes 10kV surge protection. It is not dimmable.

Adjustability and Control Options

This fixture does not include dimming. It is intended for standard emergency operation with the included emergency backup battery.

Available mounting methods include surface mounting, wall mounting, and 3/4 in NPT mounting. The mounting method should match the structure and conduit arrangement at the installation point.

Longevity and Reliability

The LED system is rated for 50,000 L70 hours. The fixture includes an emergency backup battery for emergency operation.

The operating temperature range is -40F to 140F. A 10kV surge protection rating supports installations exposed to electrical surge conditions.

Build Quality and Physical Characteristics

The housing is rated IP66 and IK10. These ratings support wet-location and impact-resistant installation requirements.

The fixture measures 16 inches wide by 11.7 inches high and weighs 7.3 pounds. Its physical size and mounting arrangement should be reviewed before installation on wall, surface, or NPT-mounted locations.

Where This Product Fits Best

This emergency fixture fits classified areas and marine-related installations where the listed hazardous-location classifications and wet-location ratings apply.

  • hazardous location lighting
  • explosion proof lighting
  • chemical processing facility lighting
  • paint booth lighting
  • marine environment lighting
  • refinery lighting

It is rated IP66, IK10, and UL 1598 Wet Locations. UL 1598A Marine Outside Type applies to marine environment lighting conditions.

Installation and Long-Term Use

Install the fixture using the surface, wall, or 3/4 in NPT mounting method specified for the location. Verify that the mounting surface or conduit connection supports the 7.3-pound fixture weight.

Input voltage must be within the 100V-277V range. The fixture operates across 50/60 Hz electrical systems.

Long-term maintenance should include checking the fixture condition, mounting integrity, and emergency backup battery operation. Installation conditions must remain within the -40F to 140F operating temperature range.

How This Fixture Is Commonly Used

In hazardous location lighting and explosion proof lighting installations, the fixture is placed where emergency illumination is required along the planned exit path or emergency route. Mounting height depends on the building layout, mounting structure, and required emergency lighting design.

In chemical processing facility lighting, paint booth lighting, refinery lighting, and marine environment lighting, surface, wall, or 3/4 in NPT mounting is selected to match the available installation point. Fixture placement must account for the classified area designation and electrical routing.

Spacing and fixture count depend on the required emergency lighting layout. The supplied product data does not establish a specific spacing distance or coverage area.

Safety, Certifications, and Warranty

UL 844 Hazardous Locations. Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D. Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F, G. Class II, Division 2, Groups F, G. Class III.

UL 924 Emergency Lighting. UL 1598A Marine Outside Type. UL 1598 Wet Locations.

The fixture is UL certified and rebate eligible. Warranty coverage is 5 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What input voltage does this explosion proof exit emergency light use?

A: The fixture operates on 100V-277V at 50/60 Hz.

Q: Does this fixture include emergency backup power?

A: Yes. The fixture includes an emergency backup battery.

Q: Can this fixture be dimmed?

A: No. Dimming is not available.

Q: What mounting methods are available?

A: The fixture supports surface mounting, wall mounting, and 3/4 in NPT mounting.

Q: What should be considered when planning fixture placement?

A: Mounting height, required emergency lighting layout, mounting location, and classified-area conditions affect fixture placement. The supplied data does not establish a specific spacing value or coverage area.

Application Questions and Clarification

Q: Is this fixture suitable for hazardous location lighting?

A: The fixture is UL 844 Hazardous Locations rated and classified for Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D; Class II, Division 1, Groups E, F, G; Class II, Division 2, Groups F, G; and Class III.

Q: Can this fixture be used for marine environment lighting?

A: The fixture is UL 1598A Marine Outside Type rated and UL 1598 Wet Locations rated.

Q: What environmental conditions should be confirmed for chemical processing facility lighting or paint booth lighting?

A: Confirm that the location classification matches the fixture’s listed hazardous-location classification and that the operating temperature remains between -40F and 140F.

Q: Which mounting option should be used for refinery lighting?

A: Surface, wall, and 3/4 in NPT mounting are available. The installation structure and conduit arrangement determine the appropriate mounting method.

Web ID: 1676

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