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Linkable luminaries
June 1st 2008

Wolf Safety has announced the launch of a new range of linkable ATEX Certified portable fluorescent luminaries. They are approved for use in Zone 1 (Cat 2) IIC T3/T4 Hazardous Areas, for heavy duty application in demanding areas, such as oil, gas & petrochemical industries and the utility markets.

Available with twin or quad 18W, 36W or 55W energy efficient fluorescent lamp combinations in a wide range of voltages (24V – 254V), producing white light output, the luminaires can be instantly linked in series (plug and play), or side by side to provide temporary lighting solutions using ATEX plugs and sockets.

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