Explosion Proof Fluorescent Light - Paint Booths, Rigs - 2', 2 Lamp Fixture - Bi-Axial Bulb Design

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http://www.larsonelectronics.com/p-70371-explosion-proof-fluorescent-light-paint-booths-rigs-2-2-lamp-fixture-bi-axial-bulb-design.aspxMade in the USAThe Larson Electronics EPL-24-2L-BX Explosion Proof Fluorescent Light Fixture is U.S./Canada U.L. approved Class 1 Division 1, Class 2 Division 1 and ideal for hazardous locations where flammable chemical/petrochemical vapors exist or have the potential to exist. The EPL-24-2L fixture is a 2 foot long, 2 lamp, UL listed Class 1 Division 1 and Class II Division 1&2 explosion proof fluorescent light and an ideal choice for use in applications where space is at a premium. This T6 temperature rated fixture comes standard with four Bi-Axial 40 watt compact fluorescent bulbs which produce a combined 80 watts of illumination. The lamps are protected by heat and impact resistant Pyrex tubes and the fixture is constructed of copper free aluminum alloy. The lamp reflectors are corrosion resistant heavy gauge aluminum and coated with a high gloss reflective finish. This fixture is multi-voltage capable and is U.L. approved for use in paint spray booths. The EPL-24-2L-BX provides operators in hazardous locations with a compact, reliable and affordable lighting solution that provides the best explosion proof protection available without sacrificing light quality or fixture durability. This Biaxial Lamp fixture is multi-voltage capable and can operate on voltages ranging through 100/120 Volts 60 HZ, 220 Volt 50 HZ, 240 Volt 60 HZ, and 277 Volts 60 HZ with 347 Volt and 480 Volt versions available upon request. Additional mounting options: Unless otherwise specified, our standard, most popular configuration is the bracket end mounting shown in the photos above. We also offer a pendant mount for those needing to suspend the fixture away from the ceiling surface (i.e. suspend from pipe or conduit).Standard Bracket Mounts: Each bracket is cinched to the bracket mounting peg on each side of the light. The angle of the bracket is set by tightening two cap screws on either side of the bracket. The cap screws act as a set screw. The bracket itself is mounted via a single bolt hole at the top the bracket. There are two brackets, one on each end of the light. Once the brackets are mounted to a surface (ceiling, floor or wall), the light fixture can be removed from the brackets by loosening the cap screws that hold the bracket to the mounting peg. The first picture shown above illustrates the ballast side bracket and also shows the access caps for changing the bulbs. The second picture shows the bracket at the opposite end of the fluorescent light.