ATEX Explosion-Proof Lighting

ATEX-certified LED lighting for areas where flammable gases, vapours or dust require safe lighting.

  • ATEXCertified
  • Zones 1, 2, 21, 22Gas and dust
  • 3 typesLinear, high bay, flood
  • 5 yearsWarranty
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Typical applications include the chemical and petrochemical industries, refineries, petrol stations, mines and warehouses for flammable materials. Our LED solutions meet the strict ATEX requirements for maximum safety of your people and plant.

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EX linear lightsCorridors, rooms and storage.EX high baysHigh halls in ATEX zones.EX floodlightsOutdoor hazardous areas.

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ATEX lighting explained

In an explosive atmosphere, a single spark or a hot surface can ignite gas, vapour or dust. ATEX-certified fittings are designed so that they cannot become an ignition source. Under EU law (ATEX Directive 2014/34/EU), only certified equipment may be installed in classified zones.

  • Chemical industryProduction, mixing and filling areas.
  • Refineries and tank farmsProcess areas and storage.
  • Petrol stationsAround pumps and fill points.
  • Hazardous storagePaint, solvents and flammable goods.
  • Grain and foodSilos and mills with combustible dust.
  • Paint shopsSpray booths and paint stores.
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ATEX zones at a glance

ZoneAtmosphereExplosive atmosphere present
Zone 0 / 20Gas / dustContinuously or for long periods
Zone 1 / 21Gas / dustLikely in normal operation
Zone 2 / 22Gas / dustUnlikely, and only briefly

Our range covers zones 1, 2, 21 and 22. Zone classification is done by the site operator in an explosion protection document.

Reading the marking

An ATEX fitting carries a marking such as equipment group, category, gas or dust group and temperature class. Make sure these match the zone classification and the substances on your site. Check the marking on each product page.

Frequently asked questions

Can a zone 1 fitting be used in zone 2?

Yes, a fitting certified for a stricter zone may be used in a less strict zone of the same type (gas or dust), not the other way round.

Who can install ATEX lighting?

Installation in hazardous areas must be carried out by qualified personnel according to the applicable standards.

Do you help with selection?

Yes. Send us the zone classification and substances and we'll recommend suitable fittings.

Working in an ATEX zone?Send us the zone and application for a recommendation.

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