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Part#: PRGUAC26

3/4 GUAC BODY WITH AL COVER

Part#: PRGUAL16

1/2 GUAL BODY WITH AL COVER

Part#: PRGUAX47

1-1/4 GUAX BODY WITH AL COVER

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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™ Mercmaster™ LED Generation 3 Luminaire Overview

The Appleton™ Mercmaster™ LED Generation 3 Luminaire by Emerson is a full-featured lighting solution that offers harsh industrial and hazardous industries a highly configurable luminaire designed to meet the most demanding task and area lighting requirements.

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Unprecedented Innovation, Unique Design.

Appleton™ Baymaster™ LED Luminaires by Emerson combine our unique quick-mount pendant system with a compact housing and secondary optics to deliver innovation, reliability, and versatility in a best in class, globally certified, high bay luminaire. With exceptional efficiency and unbeatable performance, this luminaire offers quicker installation speeds and easier maintenance for harsh industrial and hazardous environments.

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Appleton Grp LLC

9377 West Higgins Road

Rosemont, IL 60018

(847) 268-6247

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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.