13/07/2026
AdON’s EIA department provides a variety of lighting solutions for both hazardous and non hazardous environment, with specialized solutions tailored around explosion proof lighting .
Explosion-proof lighting refers to heavy-duty, heavily sealed fixtures designed for hazardous locations where flammable gases, vapors, liquids, or combustible dusts are present.
These specialized lights are constructed with thick, heat-resistant glass and robust aluminum housings to safely isolate internal electrical sparks, preventing them from igniting the explosive atmosphere outside.
Key Classifications and StandardsLighting for hazardous areas is strictly regulated and classified by safety organizations like the National Electrical Code (NEC) and under international ATEX or IECEx standards.
Class I: Locations with flammable gases or vapors (e.g., oil refineries, paint spray booths).
Class II: Locations with combustible dusts (e.g., grain silos, coal preparation plants).
Class III: Locations containing easily ignitable fibers or flyings (e.g., textile mills).
Divisions/Zones:
Indicate the likelihood of the hazardous material being present during normal operation
(Division 1) or as a result of an accident
(Division 2).Common Applications
these fixtures are indispensable in high-risk industries:
Oil and gas refineries, drilling rigs, and fuel loading racks.
Chemical and petrochemical processing plants.
Wastewater treatment plants and marine offshore platforms.
Mining, milling, and agricultural storage facilities.
