
Explosion Proof
Class I, II and III hazardous-location fixture families.
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Start with the operating conditions—not a generic fixture list. Explore product families organized by risk, temperature, sanitation, ingress and application.
Products in view
The actual fixtures behind each product line — from explosion proof linears to food grade high bays. Open any card to compare the families in that category.

Explosion Proof
Class I, II and III hazardous-location fixture families.
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High Temperature
LED systems engineered for elevated ambient temperatures.
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Food Processing
Sanitation-focused, washdown-ready lighting for production facilities.
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Vapor Tight
Sealed luminaires for wet, dusty and corrosive environments.
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High Bay
Efficient overhead illumination for industrial clear heights.
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Flood & Area
Broad, controlled distribution for yards, façades and work zones.
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Emergency
Emergency and egress lighting for demanding facilities.
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Start from your operating conditions — classification, temperature, sanitation, ingress — and each category leads to the fixture families rated for them.
Explosion Proof
Class I, II and III hazardous-location fixture families.
Explore Explosion ProofHigh Temperature
LED systems engineered for elevated ambient temperatures.
Explore High TemperatureFood Processing
Sanitation-focused, washdown-ready lighting for production facilities.
Explore Food ProcessingVapor Tight
Sealed luminaires for wet, dusty and corrosive environments.
Explore Vapor TightHigh Bay
Efficient overhead illumination for industrial clear heights.
Explore High BayFlood & Area
Broad, controlled distribution for yards, façades and work zones.
Explore Flood & AreaEmergency
Emergency and egress lighting for demanding facilities.
Explore EmergencySelection support
Send the official area classification, maximum measured ambient temperature, washdown or ingress requirements, mounting height and any existing fixture information. We will help identify the appropriate families to review.
Common questions
These answers clarify the selection process without replacing project-specific documentation.
Share the official area classification, maximum ambient temperature, water or dust exposure, chemicals, mounting height, light-level targets and existing fixture information.
No. A category is a starting point. The exact fixture configuration and its documentation still need to match the conditions and requirements of the project.
Build the specification
Share the classification, temperature, ingress, mounting and timeline for a focused product conversation.