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Appleton Code●Master LED Installation Video
Appleton explosionproof Code●Master LED factory sealed luminaires are
designed for use in hazardous locations as well as areas exposed to
corrosive atmospheres, moisture or cold ambient temperatures. They are
easy to install into retrofit applications as they utilize the same
mounting hoods as our Code●Master HID and Code●Master incandescent
luminaries.
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Appleton™ Contender™ LED Series Luminaires Installation
Appleton™ Contender™ LED luminaires by Emerson deliver exceptional efficiency, performance and reliability. The compact, light-weight, low profile design is ideally suited for low mounting heights under twenty feet. With four different field replaceable globe options (clear and diffused polycarbonate, clear glass, or prismatic glass refractor), this luminaire can easily be customized to application requirements.
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Get best-in-class LED performance with the next generation of our proven Areamaster™ LED
With recent advancements in efficiency and more rugged engineering of LED luminaries, the harsh industrial and hazardous location industries are poised for widespread adoption of this exciting technology. Emerson is leading the way with its Appleton™ Areamaster™ LED Generation 2 floodlights.
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- Unprecedented Innovation, Unique Design.
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What Really Goes into Manufacturing Hazardous Location Fixtures
Most electricians and contractors are familiar with the concept of
hazardous locations – areas where a fire or explosion could occur
through the presence of flammable vapors or gases, combustible dust or
easily ignitable fibers or flyings.
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