SPHRL Remote Fixture Series
Ideal for indoor or outdoor industrial applications requiring a Class I Division 2, Class II Division 2, Class III high-performance remote fixture.
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The HPH family of high-performance hazardous emergency lighting equipment is designed for hazardous, damp and wet locations. Approved for use in Class I Division 2, Groups A, B, C and D, Class II Division 2 Groups F and G & Class III locations, NEMA-4X rated. The HPH remote lighting fixture uses 15W high-efficiency LED lamp heads, providing 1300 total lumens.
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Meet specification criteria for humidity, corrosion, dust, water infiltration, and the risk of vandalism with NEMA-4X protection grade emergency lighting battery units. The HP family is designed to withstand harsh, demanding industrial environments.
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- Fisher Lighting And ControlsCurrent
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- Lighting Associates, Inc.Acuity Brands
Atlanta · Savannah
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