HRD309E Explosion proof Portable Floodlight (Ex nA nR IIC)

The Warom HRD309E Explosion proof Portable Floodlight is equipped with a variable brightness LED lamp which will run for 18 hours on low or 8 hours on high power. Rechargeable and IP66 rated, it can be adjusted to provide a wide working light in a variety of situations where an explosion-proof portable light source is required.

Manufacturer: Warom Technology Company Limited

HRD309E Explosion proof Portable Floodlight

  • Explosion protection to
    -CENELEC
    -IEC
    -NEC
  • Can be used in
    Zone 2
    Zone 21 and Zone 22
    Class I, Zone 2
    Class I, Division 2, Groups A, B, C, D
  • Safe and reliable: the product has good explosion proof performance and anti-static properties and can safely and reliably be used in various hazardous areas.
  • Efficient energy-saving LED solid-state lamp with low energy consumption, high luminous efficacy and a long service life. It is maintenance free with no ongoing usage costs. The memory-free battery is recyclable.
  • Waterproof and tough: the light is totally sealed and suited for use in damp and severe atmospheres. A special alloy enclosure ensures that the light can resist strong shock and impact.
  • Intelligent control: the light has two working modes: strong light and working light, controlled by an intelligent chip. The lighting mode can be changed at random.
  • Single-chip control with battery display and protection circuit which protects against over charging, over discharging and short circuits. It reliably protects the battery and prolongs the service life.
  • Convenient and durable. Has a unique lamp cap and the lighting angle can be adjusted within the range of -45° to 55° with no lighting dead angle. Range in strong light setting: 800m. Effective distance: 300m, suitable for long-distance searching and lighting in a large area at close range. The lamp is lightweight, portable, can be used horizontally, hung, affixed with a magnetic, etc. It is convenient to use and the switch prevents accidental operation.