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Jacoby Tarbox Phaeton Series Tank Lights *** Explosion Proof Lighting *** | |||
The Phaeton's bright spots include the "view-thru" feature which eliminates the need for a second tank window, and the direct powered LED lights that remove the potential burning hazard to face and hands. However, it's the Phaeton's versatility that shines. Both the 4-inch and 6-inch tank light easily installs over virtually ANY existing tank window. No on-site modifications are needed and installation is easy - three brackets are slipped over the retaining flanged and are secured. This unique mounting also brings the Phaeton directly against the window greatly reducing the reflected light associated with traditional units. |
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Series SLEX-100, REX-100, SLEX-100 HI-LED & REX-100 HI-LED Explosion Proof Lighting | |||
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. |
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