Project case studies, explosion proof, marine, food processing, vapor tight lighting

Yes, share drawings, photos, mounting heights, and any target foot candles, we return a code minded layout with maintained illuminance and uniformity, a parts list matched to classification, and a quote. You will also get aiming notes or spacing diagrams so your installer can follow the plan without guesswork.

C1D1 covers areas where flammable gas or vapor is present during normal operations, for example inside certain process rooms. C1D2 covers areas where gas is not usually present, but may exist under abnormal conditions. We match fixtures, temperature codes, and gasketing to the exact classification.

UL844 verifies construction for hazardous locations, while T ratings limit surface temperature so nearby vapors stay below ignition. We select the correct T code for your ambient range and process chemistry, then confirm lens, gasket, and driver choices meet the listed configuration for that model family.

Marine listings address corrosion, vibration, spray, and motion. Housings, fasteners, and seals resist salt fog and washdown, connectors stay tight under vibration, and optics hold aim on cranes and rails. We specify marine rated floods and linears so deck tasks remain visible in cold, wet, and windy conditions.

NSF focuses on hygienic design and cleanability, while IP ratings cover ingress protection. We use smooth housings, sealed entries, and lens materials that tolerate sanitation, then pick IP66 to IP69K as needed. The result is bright, clean light that survives washdown without trapping residue or moisture.

Often yes. We review photos and dimensions, then match bracketry, arms, or mounting kits to your poles and structure. In hazardous locations we reuse compliant conduit where possible and replace failing boxes or seals. The design reduces disruption, keeps circuits intact, and shortens install time.

Yes, we can add photocontrols, wireless nodes, or simple occupancy where classification allows it. For hazardous areas we follow approved accessories and sealed entries. In food or parking applications we tune schedules and dimming so you save energy without compromising inspection light levels or nighttime security.

You get datasheets, installation sheets, cut sheets with listings, a layout report with maintained values, and a bill of materials. For hazardous or marine jobs we include classification notes, temperature code selections, and mounting details. This packet helps your AHJ and safety team review quickly.

Lead times vary by classification and quantity. Standard industrial and parking items are usually quick, while C1D1 or large quantities can take longer. We confirm timelines before you approve. Orders ship with protected packaging, labeled by area or pole, and tracking so crews can stage work efficiently.

We standardize families and drivers to simplify spares, document part numbers, and keep replacement kits consistent. Hazardous and marine fixtures are selected for vibration and sealing, which reduces failures. If you need help later, we can review photos and logs, then adjust optics or placement for better results.