Product family · explosion-proof-lighting
IR3 marine hazardous location linear LED.
A twin-strip linear for marine and Division 2 industrial areas, documented at 92 W and 16,000 lumens.
IR3 configurations
Every documented IR3 configuration.
One family, every configuration: the fixture is shown at full size, with each available configuration listed below and specified line by line in the ordering table.
Ordering data
Every documented IR3 configuration.
All 1 configurations of the family are specified on this page, so you can compare wattages, outputs and options side by side.
| Model | Wattage | Typical Lumens | Voltage | LED Strips |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IR3-4-2-LED-DR-UNV | 92 W | 16,000 lm | 120 to 277 V AC | 2×46 W, 8,000 lm per strip |
Confirm the exact configuration against the current manufacturer specification sheet before approval or purchase.
Engineering reference
Selecting within the IR3 family.
One configuration, so confirm it against the classification and the required light level. The two-strip construction matters for maintenance planning: each strip delivers 8,000 lumens, which is the figure to use when assessing partial failure.
IR3 reaches 16,000 lumens from a single fixture by carrying two 46 W LED strips rather than one high-power array. That construction is why the family appears in offshore and rig work, where a strip is a serviceable part rather than a whole-fixture replacement.
Common questions
Useful answers before the next step.
These answers clarify the selection process without replacing project-specific documentation.
What does the two-strip construction mean in practice?
The fixture uses 2 × 46 W strips at 8,000 lumens each. That per-strip figure is what to plan against for partial output, and it is why the family suits installations where serviceability matters.
Is more than one configuration available?
No. The table documents a single 92 W model at 16,000 lumens. IR7 offers a wattage ladder on similar strip construction.
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