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Portable lighting
December 1st 2008

Wolf Safety's new Tank Lighting Kit, CE marked for ATEX compliance, provides a quick and easy, portable temporary lighting solution in Zone 1 Hazardous Areas, where potentially explosive gases, vapours and dusts may be present.

The Kit comprises a Zone 1, 230V or 110V to 24V Ex transformer supplying extra low voltage for use in tanks and vessels, and four LL-500 fluorescent leadlamps, with either twin or quad lamp configuration. Each lamp is supplied with 20m SY cable and fitted with ATX 2P+E plugs and sockets for connection in the explosive area. Easy maintenance is a key feature, with standard replacement compact fluorescent lamps, which can be fitted in minutes, readily available from electrical wholesalers.

Numerous configurations are available, the most popular being four 2x36W lamps for use with tripods or magnetic brackets, giving 180° of light output.

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Safety in your hands (1st February 2010)

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Low voltage light shines through (1st October 2009)

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