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Explosion Proof Stanchion | 25 Degree Mount | Class 1 Div 2
122 in stock
Product Description
UL Specs
- UL844 Hazardous Location
- Class 1 Div 2: Groups E,F,G
- Class 2 Div 1: Groups A,B,C,D
Durable Construction
- Warranty: 5 years
Measurements
- Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5.6 x 4.2
Explosion Proof 25° Stanchion Mounting Bracket. Designed for our
- Explosion Proof EXPLA fixtures
- Explosion Proof EXPLB fixtures
Web ID: 1989
Product Overview
Explosion Proof Stanchion | 25 Degree Mount is a hazardous location LED fixture designed for use in environments where flammable gases, vapors, or dusts are present. This model features a 25° stanchion mounting bracket, supporting installations that require angled positioning on vertical or horizontal pipe structures. Typical deployments include chemical processing plants, paint booths, and facilities requiring Class I Div 2 and Class II Div 1 compliance. The fixture is available in 100W to 200W configurations, supporting a range of mounting heights and hazardous area layouts.
This fixture is engineered for compatibility with our EXPLA and EXPLB explosion proof product lines. It is suitable for both new construction and retrofit projects where hazardous location certification and robust mounting are required. The compact form factor allows for installation in areas with limited space or complex conduit routing.
Core Performance and Output
The fixture delivers 14,000 to 28,000 lumens at 5000K, supporting both general and task lighting in hazardous environments. Output levels are suitable for mounting heights from 12 to 30 feet, depending on the wattage selected and the required light levels. The 25° stanchion mount enables directional aiming, improving coverage in aisleways, process areas, or along walkways.
Electrical operation is 100-277V, supporting standard industrial power systems. The fixture maintains consistent output in ambient temperatures typical of chemical, paint, and processing environments. Excessive output may occur at low mounting heights; glare control or shielding may be required in close-quarters installations. Uniformity may decrease at mounting heights above 30 feet without supplemental fixtures.
Adjustability and Control Options
The 25° stanchion bracket provides fixed-angle mounting for directional lighting. This allows for targeted illumination of process lines, equipment, or hazardous zones. The fixture is compatible with standard hazardous location wiring methods and can be oriented to suit conduit entry requirements.
Dimming and advanced control options are not standard on this model. Integration with external hazardous location-rated controls is possible if required by the facility?s lighting management system. No field-adjustable beam or lens options are included.
Longevity and Reliability
The fixture is designed for continuous operation in hazardous locations, with a rated life exceeding 50,000 hours. Solid-state LED technology minimizes maintenance intervals compared to legacy HID or fluorescent systems. The sealed housing prevents ingress of dust, vapors, and moisture, supporting reliable operation in harsh environments.
Thermal management is integrated into the housing design, maintaining LED and driver temperatures within rated limits. The fixture is covered by a 5-year warranty, supporting long-term deployment in critical process areas.
Build Quality and Physical Characteristics
The housing is constructed from corrosion-resistant materials suitable for chemical, marine, and industrial environments. The compact dimensions (5.6 x 5.6 x 4.2 inches) allow for installation in tight spaces or on crowded pipe racks. All external hardware is rated for hazardous location use.
The 25° stanchion bracket is engineered for secure mounting to standard pipe or conduit. The fixture is fully sealed and rated for use in wet and dusty environments, with all gaskets and seals meeting hazardous location requirements. No external glass or fragile components are exposed.
Where This Product Fits Best
This fixture is intended for hazardous locations where explosion proof certification is required. It is commonly installed in environments with flammable gases, vapors, or combustible dusts. The 25° stanchion mount is suited for angled installations on process equipment, walkways, or perimeter areas.
- hazardous location lighting
- explosion proof lighting
- paint booth lighting
- chemical processing facility lighting
- oil and gas facility lighting
- refinery lighting
- marine environment lighting
- wastewater treatment lighting
The fixture is suitable for both indoor and outdoor hazardous areas. It is designed to withstand exposure to chemicals, salt spray, and industrial contaminants.
Installation and Long-Term Use
Installation is performed using the integrated 25° stanchion bracket, which attaches to standard pipe or conduit. All wiring must comply with hazardous location codes and be performed by qualified personnel. The compact size allows for mounting in areas with limited clearance or complex conduit layouts.
Routine maintenance is minimal due to the sealed LED design. Periodic inspection of mounting hardware and gaskets is recommended to ensure continued hazardous location compliance. The fixture is compatible with both new and retrofit hazardous area projects.
How This Fixture Is Commonly Used
Typical mounting heights range from 12 to 30 feet, depending on the wattage and required illumination levels. Fixtures are often spaced to provide overlapping coverage in process areas, walkways, or equipment zones. The 25° angle allows for targeted lighting along aisles or machinery lines.
Spacing and layout are determined by the specific hazardous area classification and the facility?s lighting plan. Higher output models reduce fixture count but may require additional glare control in confined spaces.
Safety, Certifications, and Warranty
This fixture is UL844 listed for hazardous locations. It is certified for Class I Div 2 Groups E, F, G and Class II Div 1 Groups A, B, C, D. The housing and mounting system meet all requirements for explosion proof and hazardous location use.
The product includes a 5-year warranty. All components are rated for continuous operation in hazardous and corrosive environments. No field modifications are permitted that would affect certification.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What hazardous location classifications does this fixture meet?
A: This fixture is UL844 listed for Class I Div 2 Groups E, F, G and Class II Div 1 Groups A, B, C, D.
Q: What is the typical mounting method for the 25° stanchion bracket?
A: The 25° stanchion bracket is designed for mounting to standard pipe or conduit in hazardous locations, providing a fixed-angle installation.
Q: What is the recommended mounting height for this fixture?
A: Recommended mounting heights range from 12 to 30 feet, depending on the selected wattage and required light levels.
Q: Can this fixture be used in marine or corrosive environments?
A: Yes, the housing is constructed from corrosion-resistant materials and is suitable for marine and chemical environments.
Q: Are dimming or advanced controls available?
A: Dimming and advanced controls are not standard. Integration with external hazardous location-rated controls is possible if required.
Q: How should fixture spacing be determined in hazardous areas?
A: Fixture spacing depends on mounting height, output level, and the facility?s lighting plan. Overlapping coverage is typical in process areas.
Application Questions and Clarification
Q: Is this fixture suitable for general warehouse or sports lighting?
A: No, this fixture is designed specifically for hazardous location and explosion proof applications. It is not intended for general-purpose or sports facility lighting.
Q: Can this fixture be installed in outdoor hazardous areas?
A: Yes, the fixture is rated for both indoor and outdoor hazardous locations, including areas exposed to weather and industrial contaminants.
Q: What types of facilities commonly use this explosion proof stanchion fixture?
A: Common installations include chemical processing plants, paint booths, oil and gas facilities, refineries, marine environments, and wastewater treatment plants.


