Larson Electronics’ Explosion Proof Light Towers

Larson Explosion Proof Lights

 

Larson Explosion Proof Lights

Larson explosion proof light towers are ideal for working in hazardous locations, including potentially flammable work areas. The towers are designed for easy setup and tear down, and many towers offer a fold-over design for easy storage and transportation.

Explosion proof non-sparking aluminum light masts are equipped with LED lighting for an energy efficiency and are reinforced with waterproof ratings and wind resistance capabilities up to 125 mph.

This new series of LED lamps contains twelve individual LED boards configured in a series of banks. Each bank contains two LED boards with an individual driver. In the event of a driver failure, only one bank of LEDs will be effected while the other banks will continue to operate. In the event of an LED failure, the mating LED will continue to operate.

For more information:

http://www.larsonelectronics.com/c-169-explosion-proof-lights–standdolly.aspx

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