Project field note

IR3 LED C1D2 Relight for Natural Gas Pump Station

IR3 C1D2 linears brightened valve corridors and bays, improving inspections at a WV pump station.

IR3 C1D2 linear LEDs brightening valve corridors and service bays at West Virginia pump station.
IR3 LED C1D2 Pump Station Lighting, West Virginia

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IR3 C1D2 linear LEDs brightening valve corridors and service bays at West Virginia pump station.

IR3 Hazardous Location Linear LED, Corridor Coverage

Consistent illumination for valve corridors and bays, sealed entries, efficient drivers.

IR4 C1D1 explosion proof linear specified for stricter process rooms within pump station.

IR4 Explosion Proof Linear LED, Process Areas

C1D1 compliant linear for stricter rooms, temperature code selections, rugged housing.

EXA C1D2 LED floods aimed at panels and valves, reduced instrument glare in corridors.

EXA C1D2 LED Flood, Task Aiming

Directional floods to open panels and valves, reduced instrument glare.

Project brief

At a natural gas pump station, we replaced aging fixtures with sealed industrial linears configured for valve corridors and service bays. Using existing circuits kept installation efficient and tidy. The relight reduced dark spots at critical controls, improved camera coverage, and cut service interruptions from failed lamps and ballasts.

Gallery, IR3 LED C1D2 Pump Station Relight, West Virginia

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Project Overview, IR3 LED C1D2 Pump Station Relight, West Virginia

Aging fixtures created dark zones at control panels and corridors. IR3 linears with targeted distributions brightened valve corridors and service bays, tied into existing circuits for a clean retrofit. The upgrade improved inspection speed, camera coverage, and day to day reliability with less maintenance.

Primary product: IR3 Hazardous Location Linear LED

Upgraded linears brightened valve corridors and service bays while keeping installation on existing circuits.

Shadow reduction: Control panels and isolation valves now read clearly during rounds and camera review.

Reliability: Uniform fixtures simplified spares and lowered unscheduled maintenance.

Inspection efficiency: Faster checks through corridors and better video coverage improved documentation and response.

Lighting meets midstream requirements for gas vapors, electrical safety, and uptime.

UL844 compliant, Class I Division 2 classification for pump environments.

Appropriate T codes chosen for valve corridors and service bays.

Sealed conduit and entries to limit moisture and airborne contamination.

Consistent driver specifications for long duty cycles and reliability.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

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What problem did the pump station relight solve?

Aging fixtures had created dark zones at control panels and corridors. IR3 linears with targeted distributions brightened valve corridors and service bays.

Did the retrofit require new circuits?

No — the IR3 linears tied into existing circuits, which kept the installation efficient and tidy.

What improved day to day?

Inspection speed, camera coverage and reliability, with fewer service interruptions from failed lamps and ballasts.

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