Atex lighting
Lighting designed according to the Atex guidelines, which define strict safety standards for the use of lighting in potentially explosive environments. All this to ensure the safety of staff and facilities.
30+ years of experience
Smart lighting
Up to 10 years warranty
100,000 burning hours
Safety in Atex environments
Atex environments are environments in which explosive atmospheres may occur. This means that potentially dangerous concentrations of flammable gases, vapors, mists or dust may be present, which could lead to explosions if an ignition source is present.
Atex environments can occur in various sectors such as the chemical industry, oil and gas extraction, mining, pharmaceutical industry and other industrial environments where flammable substances are present.
Savings up to 90%
By switching to LED lighting in your industrial hall you can achieve significant energy savings and CO2 reduction.
100,000 burning hours
LED lighting for industrial halls has a long lifespan, which drastically reduces the frequency of replacement.
Increased comfort
Adjust the lighting in your industrial hall for maximum comfort and flexibility, appropriate for the various activities.
Improvement of concentration
Good LED lighting improves productivity by providing bright, natural light, which reduces fatigue and increases concentration.
Advantages of LED Lighting in atex environments
What are the advantages of LED Lighting in atex environments?
The benefits of LED lighting in atex environments are numerous and have a direct impact on both cost savings and sustainability.
LED lighting significantly reduces energy and maintenance costs due to their long lifespan and low energy consumption. They also improve the working environment by providing brighter and more natural light, which improves safety and productivity.
The modularity of LED systems makes future upgrades easy, keeping industrial buildings flexible in managing their lighting needs.
Examples of Atex environments
When choosing LED lighting for industrial halls, it is important to pay attention to various light properties that optimize working conditions and safety:
- Chemical industry: Where chemical processes take place involving potentially hazardous substances and fumes.
- Paint shops: Paint shops often use flammable solvents and paint materials, which can lead to a potentially explosive environment.
- Oil and gas industry: Includes oil platforms, refineries and drilling rigs where flammable gases and vapors are present.
- Mining: Where mining activities can lead to the accumulation of flammable substances such as coal dust and methane.
- Pharmaceutical industry: Where explosive substances may be used in production processes.
- Food industry: Dust explosions can occur in some situations, especially in environments where flour, sugar or other flammable substances are present.
