Product family · explosion-proof-lighting

IR4 explosion proof linear LED, Class I Division 1.

A Class I Division 1 linear documented at 70 W and 13,000 lumens, with the fullest specification of any single-configuration family here.

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Linear · 70 W · Class I Div 1

IR4 configurations

Every documented IR4 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.

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  1. IR4-4-2-LED-UNVWattage: 70 W13,000 lm

Ordering data

Every documented IR4 configuration.

All 1 configurations of the family are specified on this page, so you can compare wattages, outputs and options side by side.

ModelWattageTypical LumensVoltageBeamCCTOperating Temp
IR4-4-2-LED-UNV70 W13,000 lm120 to 277 V AC120°4000 K-20 to +45 °C

Confirm the exact configuration against the current manufacturer specification sheet before approval or purchase.

Engineering reference

Selecting within the IR4 family.

Confirm the area is genuinely Division 1, since that is what distinguishes this family from the rest of the IR range and it carries a cost. Then check the −20 to +45 °C range against the site, and confirm the fixed 120° beam and 4000 K suit the task.

IR4 is the Division 1 linear in the IR range, and the only one with published beam, colour temperature and operating-range data alongside output. Where IR1 and IR3 serve Division 2 and marine work, IR4 is specified where the classification is continuous rather than abnormal-condition.

Common questions

Useful answers before the next step.

These answers clarify the selection process without replacing project-specific documentation.

How does IR4 differ from IR1 and IR3?

Classification. IR4 is documented for Class I Division 1, where IR1 and IR3 are Division 2 and marine. Division 1 covers areas where a hazardous atmosphere is present continuously or frequently rather than only under abnormal conditions.

What operating range is documented?

−20 to +45 °C at 4000 K with a 120° beam. Confirm against the site's measured conditions before selecting.

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