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Series SLEX-100 and SLEX-100 HI-LED

SLEX-100Series SLEX-100, REX-100, SLEX-100 HI-LED & REX-100 HI-LED - A compact, explosive-proof light UL- 844 & C-ULC/CSA C22.2 listed to provide lighting and viewing through a single sight port.

Explosion-proof, UL-844 and C-UL/CSA C22.2 No. 137 listed, electric lighting fixtures are used in hazardous (classified) locations, lights for single port viewing have been designed to meet the needs of our customers who require lighting and viewing through a single sightglass.

Designated the SLEX-100, REX-100, SLEX-100 HI-LED & REX-100 HI-LED, both models use high-intensity halogen lamps or HI-LED technology to provide bright, glare free illumination of the interior of vessels, tanks, hopper, silos, mixers and other normally closed containers in hazardous locations requiring explosion-proof equipment. The REX-100 & REX-100 HI-LED are provided with a highly polished internal reflector which increases the illumination intensity.

The explosion-proof light can be supplied mounted to the upper flange of our circular sightglass to form a complete light/sightglass assembly. The light fixture can also be mounted to our smaller viewing diameter sightglasses such as 3 1/4" and 4" to form illumination ports. The illumination port used in conjunction with a standard sightglass offers the user many options. A typical option would be the use of a video or TV camera on the free sightglass while the illumination port provides the necessary lighting.

The explosion-proof light fixtures can also be easily mounted to existing sightglasses by means of the slotted brackets provided.

Click For More DetailsStandard Features:
  • The fixture can be relamped without removing the unit from the sight port or distributing any electrical connections.
  • Lamp and wiring compartments are separate and are individually explosion-proof per UL-844 and C-UL/CSA C22.2 No. 137.
  • Lighting fixture is mounted to outer sightglass flange, completely external to vessel pressure. The fixture can easily be mounted on existing pressure vessel installations by means of brackets provided.
  • For corrosion resistance, fixtures are made of copper-free (less than 0.004 copper content) aluminum alloy - No. 356T6.
  • Castings have heavy walls to withstand internal explosions without damage. They will also contain and extinguish the flames of burning gases - before they ignite the surrounding atmosphere.
  • All metal joints are either threaded or ground. The glass lens is finely ground borosilicate glass that mates with the precisely machined seat in the body of the fixture to form the seal.
 
NEW HI-LED Lighting Series:

SLEX-100The new HI-LED Lighting Series is a high intensity light engine designed to replace halogen technology. The HI-LED is not a standard LED bulb. Custom designed, it offers more robust technology than halogen bulbs. Unlike Halogen bulbs, HI-LED lamps have no filament and are not affected by vibration, impact, heat, dust, or surface oils. Since they do not generate heat, which causes halogen bulbs to burn out prematurely, they may be left on continuously without over heating the fixture housing. The HI-LED provides a bright white light and emits as much or more light intensity (candle power and lumens) as a 100 watt halogen bulb. HI-LED technology offers 40,000 - 50,000 hour lamp life for continuous duty (almost 5 years) versus 1,000 - 2,000 lamp life for halogen. HI-LED lighting is available for both non-hazardous and explosion-proof light fixtures.

WHY LED Lighting

Click For More DetailsHigh Intensity LED Light Engine Features:
  • Not an "Off the shelf led bulb" but a custom designed HI-LED lamp.
  • Emits as much or more light intensity (candle power & lumens) as a 100 watt halogen bulb
  • Bright white light (High color temp.)
  • Does not generate excessive heat.
    - May be left on continuously.
    - Fixture housing does not get too hot.
  • More robust technology: HI-LED lamp is not affected by vibration, impact, heat, dust or surface oils.
  • Available for both non-hazardous and explosion proof lighting fixtures: Model Numbers: MSL-100, SLEX-100/REX-100 and Select sizes of series PL Light Fixtures
  • Retrofit Kits for Model #'s SLEX-100 and REX-100 are also available.
  • 40,000 ~ 45,000 hour lamp life for continuous duty (almost 5 years) vs. 1,000 - 2,000 lamp life for halogen.
  • Unlike halogen bulbs HI-LED lamps have no filament so vibration and shock will not affect lamp life or cause premature failure. They also do not generate excessive heat which causes halogen lamps to burn out prematurely.
  • Longer lamp life = Less cost
    - Save on cost of lamps
    - Save on labor cost to re-lamp: less down-time/nuisance.
 
Click For More DetailsMODELS AND SPECIFICATIONS | CODE NUMBERS FOR TEMPERATURE RANGES
Model Reflector Watts (max) Class DIV Group Temp Code Maximum Operating Temp
SLEX-100 / HI-LED NO 100 I 1,2 C,D T4A 120°C
SLEX-100 / HI-LED NO 100 II 1 E,F,G T3C 160°C
REX-100 / HI-LED Yes 100 I 1 C,D T2B* 260°C

* Operating temperatures exceed safe temperatures for some Group C materials.  To prevent fire or explosion, install only as intended.

Code No. T1 T2 T2A T2B T2C T2D T3 T3A T3B T3C T4 T4A T5 T6
°C 450 300 280 260 230 215 200 180 165 160 135 120 100 85
°F 842 572 536 500 446 419 392 356 329 320 275 248 212 185
NOTES

1. Line voltage, 120 volts AC only. Maximum UL & C-UL listed power: 100 watts. Approximate Lumens: 1800.

2. Maximum operating temperatures listed represent the maximum external surface equilibrium temperature of the fixture at a 40 degrees C ambient condition as measured by Underwriters Laboratories. Maximum operating temperature data should be used by the plant safety engineer to determine suitability of the fixture for use in their particular hazardous location.

 
Click For More DetailsHAZARDOUS LOCATIONS: DEFINITIONS & CLASSIFICATIONS (click to open or close)

The classifications and definitions have been simplified and abbreviated. For a complete listing of the various liquids and vapors, consult American National Standard ANSI/NFPA 497M and Articles 500 through 503 of the NEC. The final determination of hazardous location requirements must be made by your local inspector.


Classes

Class I. Flammable gases or vapors.
Class II. Combustible dusts.

Divisions

Division 1. Hazardous conditions present under normal operating conditions.
Division 2. Hazardous conditions present only in case of abnormal or unusual operating conditions, such as failures of mechanical ventilation systems or ruptures of containers.
Class I Locations
Group C. Atmospheres containing acetaldehyde, cyclopropane, diethyl ether, ethylene, isoprene, unsymmetrical dimethyl hydrazine (UDMH), etc.
Group D. Atmospheres containing acetone, acrylonitrile, ammonia, benzene, butane, 1-butanol (butyl alcohol) ethane, methane, methyl ethyl ketone, petroleum naphtha, octane, pentane, etc.

Class II Locations

Group E. Atmospheres containing dusts of aluminum, magnesium or their commercial alloys.
Group F. Atmospheres containing carbon black, coal or coke dust.
Group G. Atmospheres containing flour, starch or grain dust.